Sentence examples for is more tempered from inspiring English sources

Now, the criticism is more tempered.

This sounds a bit like the hopes of 2000, but for the most part any optimism on the pro-choice side is more tempered now.

The two men differ starkly in style, with Mr. Emanuel generally taking no prisoners while Mr. Van Hollen's approach is more tempered.

Imagine if they could do it all from home, and never have to step into the clinic for even a moment". This sounds a bit like the hopes of 2000, but for the most part any optimism on the pro-choice side is more tempered now.

While Apple is seeing big gains in some markets, its growth is more tempered at the moment in Asia.

Editors of The A.V. Club compared the single with "Kim" and 97 Bonnie & Clyde"; they found he is more tempered in "Love the Way You Lie" when discussing a "mutually destructive relationship" and that Rihanna's involvement creates an eerie mood.

Second-generation radical propagandists tend to be more tempered.

The program's supporters were more tempered in their predictions.

Reaction from the US critics was more tempered.

He was more tempered in describing his presumed Republican challenger, Mitt Romney.

Praise from David Steiner, the state education commissioner, for the state over all was more tempered.