Sentence examples for not temperate from inspiring English sources
One striking example concerns the large stem rosette plants found on several high tropical, but not temperate, mountains.
Ewan Pearson, a d.j. and producer, made his bones in the U.K. rave scene in the nineties and moved to Berlin in 2003, for a clubbing culture he found to be unpretentious and, if not temperate, then at least benign.
Harriet Van Horne A good cook is a sure slow poisoner, if you are not temperate.
The ecosystem is the largest remaining continuous stretch of mostly undeveloped pristine land in the continental United States, considered the world's largest intact ecosystem in the northern temperate zone (although the area is mostly not temperate but subalpine, and all the national forest lands surrounding the National Park are not intact).
As George puts it, "They're not temperate-zone birds just slumming it in the Arctic".
The samples were not temperated.
The move offended many Muslims in Quebec and prompted a wide, and not always temperate, debate among the French-speaking majority about the role of immigrants in the province.
His book The New Despotism (1929) was a powerful but not always temperate indictment of the quasijudicial powers granted to the executive and of the use made of them.
By David Denby Joe Enders (Nicolas Cage), the Marine hero in John Woo's square but emotionally satisfying Second World War film, "Windtalkers," is not a temperate guy in the style of, say, Tom Hanks's Army officer in "Saving Private Ryan" — an ordinary man who steels himself for war.
My response to the disappearance of all assistance was, at the time, not very temperate: I clearly remember saying to my husband, without serious intent, "If I see an employee of easyJet going by, I'm going to give them such a kick up their fat orange arse".
The analysis revealed that viviparity originated at high elevations in the lower latitudes, not in temperate regions.
