Sentence examples for maybe tempered from inspiring English sources
This conclusion maybe tempered by the possibility of the purported ventral stream task not relying on purely P type functioning.
Maybe that was tempered by the stock market volatility.
Freeman criticized the exclusion of J. Farro and the songwriting, stating "I guess the sad conclusion here is that Paramore needs Josh Farro, who maybe could have tempered all of the crazy fucking songwriting decisions that were made on Paramore".
So maybe we should temper our respect for her with a little soberness, a little common sense - and plenty of regard for her safety.
One day, maybe, but tempers will have to cool first.The article by Mr Martin is "The New 'Geographical' Turn in Economics", Cambridge Journal of Economics, January 1999.
At a time when the two enemies viewed each other as inhuman, her insights helped inform — maybe even temper — the occupation of Japan.
Maybe it is preferable that British democracy be tempered by a few hundred unelected and average lords than cede hegemony to a bunch of professional pols.
We acknowledge that most studies published should be viewed as hypothesis-generating, rather than conclusive". And maybe this will also temper journalists' tendency to offer every new study as the Next Big Thing.
Hubris tempered by humility.
Players have tempered expectations.
