Detroit executives still possess huge egos, tempered with a big dollop of outright arrogance.
This huge win will temper the pre-match speculation surrounding Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood's future. .
Gershwin was known as a gregarious man whose huge ego was tempered by a genuinely magnetic personality.
Those Orcs — a horde of hulking brutes with foul tempers, huge tusks and awesome piercings — actually hail from a kingdom called Draenor (so named, according to legend, for its exceptional plumbing), but have now chosen to invade the peaceful lands of Azeroth through a giant cross-dimensional portal.
She was born in Korea, speaks Korean, and speaks English with a Korean accent, but you'll also discover that she has boundless enthusiasm, a huge heart, a ferocious temper, a sense of humor, a depth of pain, a strength of conviction, and an active libido, all of which apply to me in real life!
Now that Rodriguez has admitted that he used steroids when he played for the Texas Rangers, Girardi must help temper a huge distraction.
SÃO PAULO, Brazil — One of President Dilma Rousseff's signature efforts to temper the huge protests shaking Brazil suffered a setback on Thursday, as leaders of her governing coalition agreed to pursue a plebiscite on political overhauls but fell far shy of meeting her call to hold one right away.
And so it went on, huge waves of sentiment tempered, every now and then, with gentle notes of caution.
It is the first time the Italian has lost his temper with the huge number of people who follow the England national side and is thought to stem from pictures being taken of the players on their safari yesterday afternoon.
He spoke with the blend of insight and professional distance that have made him one of the most successful and self-assured interviewers in professional sports -- a world filled with huge egos and hair-trigger tempers.
