Sentence examples for nothing to temper from inspiring English sources

There is no compromise, nothing to temper his fury.

Donovan, for his part, has done nothing to temper these high hopes.

Boissevain, robust himself but complacent, did nothing to temper or contain Millay's reckless voracity.

Walsh's assurances in the Irish Republic's capital did nothing to temper stormy scenes in the Dáil, where opposition politicians accused the Fine Gael-Labour coalition of seeking to "ram through" the sale without consulting parliament.

After a hard day's work, arriving at an unmanned check-in desk and ordering a meal via twitter, delivered by a robot, will do nothing to temper the loneliness and isolation that comes with extended spells on the road.

Page A17 New York MARIJUANA CAMPAIGNER UNBOWED BY TRIBULATIONS A jail stint and a heart attack while in prison have done nothing to temper the activist spirit of Dana Beal, founder of the Youth International Party, or Yippies.

Responding to a question about his opposition to a federal mandate that would require the health insurance plans of employers with religious affiliations to provide contraception coverage, he said: "We still worry philosophically that nothing's been done to temper what seems to be to us and to a good swathe of people an unwarranted and unprecedented intrusion into the integrity of the churches".

His explanation did nothing to calm tempers in Beijing, whose envoy to London accused Abe of "raising the spectre of militarism" and putting the world on a "perilous path".

Yet it did nothing to cool tempers of the "gilets jaunes," the nickname for crowds wearing the fluorescent yellow vests that all French motorists must keep in their cars.

"You try to temper him," he added.

Dick Cheney never wanted to temper anything, including his temper.