Sentence examples for modest or temperate from inspiring English sources

The generalless of Bell in Campo is not especially modest or temperate or quiet, but her behavior would not "gain us praise" or "love in this world" — the seventeenth-century environment in which Cavendish thinks we find ourselves.

Usually, the fighting in Colombia's grinding 36-year-long conflict is confined to the jungle or to small police or military outposts in tropical or temperate regions.

The vegetation on the western slopes is predominately subtropical or temperate woodlands of eucalyptus and scrub.

The range does not include montane or temperate grasslands.

P. moranensis most often grows in oak, pine-oak, or temperate montane woodlands.

Banksia aquilonia adapts readily to cultivation in humid or temperate climates, but is rarely cultivated.

Therefore, typical representatives of a tropical or temperate flora are equally absent in the region [125].

However lysogenic or temperate phages multiply via the lytic cycle or enter a quiescent state in the cell.

Bacteriophages, or phages, are viruses that infect bacteria, and can be either lytic or temperate.

Clinics were stratified by hemisphere and climate zone (tropical or temperate).

Phages can be divided into virulent or temperate based on their relationship with the host.