Sentence examples for perfectly temperate from inspiring English sources
In Eden, the climate was perfectly temperate.
Even in early June, the temperature in Vegas can be unbearable for a sane person, which works to the advantage of the perfectly temperate, artificially cooled casinos that would prefer its guests never leave.
Despite living in perfectly sunny and temperate San Francisco, I find indoor workouts more convenient.
The piece swoons and kaleidoscopes, a sunburst of magic-hour colors and perfectly timed lens flares that feel flush with the sudden warmth of an unexpectedly temperate spring morning.
He takes us deep inside Blake's thinking — both in the present and in childhood flashbacks — to show how this sympathetic, otherwise temperate man developed such prickly, seemingly petty feelings toward his father, Arthur, who seems perfectly harmless if for no other reason than he's played by Jim Broadbent.
"We try to push the limit with hardiness, and Japanese bananas grow perfectly well on Long Island," said Mr. Schrader, a co-author of "Hot Plants for Cool Climates: Gardening with Tropical Plants in Temperate Zones" (Houghton Mifflin, 2000).
Tempted by temperate climes?
Climate: Temperate and damp.
Perfectly, perfectly self-satisfied.
Switchgrass and miscanthus are temperate.
