Sentence examples for nothing intemperate from inspiring English sources
Nothing intemperate that Baraka has ever said about whites can match the bitterness of his portrayal of Tim Goodson, the fat, corrupt, "burpin' black bastard" who has become the city's first African-American mayor (a thinly-disguised caricature of Kenneth Gibson, Newark's former real-life mayor, whom Baraka supported and then turned against).
There is nothing in her intemperate remark that indicates that she does not like Jews.
Later, apropos nothing, the chapter was vigorously denounced by the notoriously intemperate John Podhoretz, the hereditary editor of Commentary.
An enraged Know Nothing politician had pledged to shoot Hindman for an earlier intemperate remark.
Nothing's beyondmy airconditioned ken.My offshore multinational'shumming more powerthan the biggest power station in Hoboken.My shadowed shademy intemperate glade my big fat thrum.Let's call it progress, this.Let's call it whatever it is.
Dennis can be intemperate.
His friendship was erratic, conditional and intemperate.
It is dry, oversize, intemperate.
Intemperate, perhaps, but also unapologetic.
The narrator is exhausted, frazzled, intemperate, bored.
