Sentence examples similar to just as tempered from inspiring English sources

A lot of the time cattle with horns can be just as even tempered as those that are polled (or have no horns).

The Nadi brothers served him just as well this time around, tempering his dark palette with a hint of prep.

His temper is just as short as Hadid's, yet she is typecast as the famously grumpy, demanding old diva, while he's the charismatic maverick.

While his success made him one of the foremost coaches of his generation, Knight became just as well known for his temper and his defiance of authority.

This milk now is referred to as tempered milk.

There's just as much tenderness when John D. Podesta recalls swearing matches with President Bill Clinton during the Lewinsky affair as when Erskine Bowles insists that Mr. Clinton knew better than to wield his temper against him.

Just as my temper was starting to simmer, an oddly relevant e-mail arrived bearing a startling statistic.

The company has just tempered its revenue growth outlook for the current quarter.

"He just needs to temper his enthusiasm.

"We just have to temper that with systems and processes and the surrounding environment.

Just as risk adjustment tempers Mr. Frank's achievement, it sometimes increases the attractiveness of other advisers who may have made less money.