Sentence examples for more temperate mood from inspiring English sources
But a more temperate mood now seems to be prevailing in Israel.
Only one year later, with "Fresh," released by Arista, he started a long process of moving to the lower registers of his instrument and absorbing the more temperate mood of swing players like Chu Berry and Lester Young.
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These unusual abodes allow residents to enjoy a more temperate climate and escape the scorching summers.
Mr. Behrman is more temperate now, he said, his mania held in check by mood stabilizers and Seroquel, an antipsychotic drug that keeps his hallucinations at bay. "Without them," he said, "I might feel there are knives about to slice my tongue".
Mr. Romney has been slightly more temperate.
Other station managers, while also displeased, were more temperate.
Grigoryeva had prepared with more temperate conditions in mind.
That newly temperate mood is evident in pieces that show signs, he said, "of everyday wear and tear".
He was more temperate, and rarely drank more than forty cups between breakfast and bedtime.
They were older, presumably wiser and definitely much more temperate.
