Sentence examples for kind of temperate from inspiring English sources

They calculated that those planets are "in this kind of temperate region", Barr said, with a "very reasonable surface temperatures".

It was the kind of temperate summer night that draws apartment-dwellers outside to sidewalk restaurants or rooftop bars or balconies high above the street.

"Just going outside in this kind of temperate can roast people".

And while the much of Colombia is known for growing another kind of crop, the temperate savannahs of Bogotá are known for growing flowers, more specifically, roses.

Our understanding of basic ecophysiology of lycophytes is limited, and our data are the first of their kind to analyse physiological ecology of temperate lycophyte taxa in a field setting.

This easier book argues that there are two kinds of conservatism: the divinely inspired fundamentalist kind—"theo-conservatism"—towards which the Republican Party has lately moved; and the more temperate kind of which Mr Sullivan approves—"conservatism as I would describe and explain it"—which is tolerant, intelligent, sceptical and open-minded.

It flourishes throughout most of temperate North America in almost every kind of environment.

Few decades of experience command such dazzled interest (the teen-age years are usually written up in a spirit of damage control; the literature of fiftysomethings is a grim conspectus of temperate gatherings and winded adultery), and yet few comprise such varied kinds of life.

George F. Will wrote that Kansas school board officials who favored intelligent design were "the kind of conservatives who make conservatism repulsive to temperate people".

Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc. Figure 1: Worldwide distribution of temperate forests.

Perennial ornamentals of temperate climes include: cypress spurge (E.