Sentence examples for moderate temper from inspiring English sources

More-radical members of the party, led by Aneurin Bevan, were growing impatient with the increasingly moderate temper of the leadership.

A year ago, the country rallied behind a new president who promised to end the pendulumlike swings, who seemed likely to restore equilibrium with his moderate temper and pragmatic mind.

Brady's right-wing voting history opposing abortion, gay rights, the minimum wage, equal pay for women and other issues puts him seriously out of whack with the more moderate temper of Illinois voters -- Democrats and Republicans alike.

In Fukuyama's view "Denmark" is a metaphor of moderate tempers, a good legal system, credible parliamentary democracy, a dose of healthful end-of-history tedium.

Even avid supporters of moderate drinking temper their recommendations with warnings about the dangers of alcohol, which has been tied to breast cancer and can lead to accidents even when consumed in small amounts, and is linked with liver disease, cancers, heart damage and strokes when consumed in larger amounts.

Moderate nationalists tempered their demonstration of solidarity with Sinn Fein by reiterating their belief that further moves towards decommissioning are long overdue.

From June to September, the city experiences a moderate climate tempered by heavy rain and thundershowers.

Along with general manager Frank Selke, Blake worked with Richard on moderating his temper and responding to the provocation of his opponents by scoring goals rather than engaging in fisticuffs.

The pleasure one can't help but feel is moderated, though, tempered by the truth that the extension of his causes and the reordering of his priorities does not alter Francis's core beliefs.

Zhou kept his reputation as a moderate who had tempered Mao's excesses; Deng doffed his cap to Mao but dismantled virtually everything he stood for.

President Gore could woo moderate Republicans by tempering some of his spending programmes and borrowing a few of Mr Bush's ideas on, say, education.Such a challenge does not seem beyond either man.