Sentence examples for perfectly tempered from inspiring English sources
It's easy to see why: Avdeeva strikes chords with precision, every note perfectly tempered.
The fish was moist and flaky, its unctuous fishiness perfectly tempered and framed by the bright herbs.
The soothing cheese, bean paste, creamy avocado and tomato perfectly temper the hot pepper and crunchy onion.
So Mrs. O'Leary proved an especially apt scapegoat for the conflagration, fitting perfectly the temper of the time.
Screenwriter Peter Morgan clearly sympathises with Clough more than David Peace (on whose novel the film is based) and the caustic tone of the book is tempered with an admiration and melancholy perfectly suited to the visual medium.
Cardiff was ablaze with colour and optimism from early morning, the mood only tempered by the downpours that arrived perfectly on the cue of the forecasters and made the playing surface alive with slipperiness.
There's an innocence on display in creator James Kochalka's illustrations, but it's tempered by a voice that's perfectly plugged in to the cadence of modern chit chat.
Large shrimp in chili sauce were cooked perfectly, as were gorgeous supple scallops treated to a little chili tempered with soft, sweet garlic.
If you're doing it properly, the eggs should still be perfectly liquid, but should be steaming and warm, meaning that they're tempered properly.
Particularly considering my performance at the Four Seasons that evening, it's perfectly possible that some people asked to sum up my knowledge of and attitude toward wine might respond "ignorance, tempered slightly by philistinism".
