Sentence examples for pretty intemperate from inspiring English sources

His language could be pretty intemperate — and over-the-top, as it was during some of his early campaigns.

Because some of their leaders have been saying things in the last few days that have been pretty intemperate and have made the Turks extremely angry.

Mr Clegg said: "We saw some pretty intemperate remarks aimed at Britain yesterday in the European Parliament.

It is, rather, the product of intemperate minds and fairly radical (and thoroughly unconservative) tendencies.

Although she has the ability to delete intemperate language, she says she has not had to; architecture buffs, she says, "are pretty even tempered".

Too intemperate with Congress?

They may be intemperate.

Dennis can be intemperate.

His friendship was erratic, conditional and intemperate.

It is dry, oversize, intemperate.

This book is not an intemperate rant.