Nike has never been shy about trying to pressure publications into tempering their criticism of its empire.
He has reportedly declined to find that the Muslim Brotherhood represents a serious security threat in the UK at least – and he will not be bullied into tempering his view.
Rosenberg, Macdonald et al. at The New Yorker, Daniel Bell at Fortune, and Irving Howe at Time (before returning to world of the small intellectual journal with Dissent) all enjoyed the greater effect their new venues allowed them to have on the world around them, even as it nudged many of them into tempering their tone.
She gets into a temper, just like a sleeping volcano".
AT A biennial television conference last week in Cambridge, James Murdoch, son of Rupert, worked himself into a temper.
Some claim he is reluctant to take advice and can fly into a temper if things don't go his way.
Ronaldo, back in Lisbon, had been under pressure to play well but it got to him and afterwards Ferguson flew into a temper.
I rang my friend Olga, but she hadn't a clue about it either, and just the mention of it threw her into a temper and she started ranting about domestic violence, genital mutilation, sexual identity, objectification, sex trafficking and mass rape.
Her purpose when creating each piece is to offer insight into and temper with nature the grand, cacophonous "abundance of modern times," as the artist describes in a statement.
