Sentence examples for since tempered from inspiring English sources
Trump spoke against it frequently during the campaign, calling it "disastrous" and pledging to renegotiate it, but he has since tempered his rhetoric.
Partly due to Syria's encouragement of the Sunni insurgency at the outset (since tempered by controls on the passage of jihadists), America has burned its fingers badly and lost its enthusiasm to foment regime change elsewhere.
Among the 21 acts set to appear this year are deSol, Latin rockers from Asbury Park, N.J.; High Voltage, winner of a battle-of-the-bands contest held at the Westchester County Center in January; and Graham Parker, the British singer-songwriter who emerged from the mid-1970s pub-rock scene with a reputation — since tempered a bit — as a latter-day angry young man.
That means it's going to be easier and easier for people to get access to great ingredients, and there's been a continued trickle of suggestions that Amazon will be gunning for a massive business that helped Blue Apron go public — a trickle that has since tempered Wall Street's appetite for that business.
Yaalon was replaced by Avigdor Lieberman, who supported Azaria but has since tempered his remarks.
Folks close to the film have since tempered that claim (body doubles and camera tricks will be used to augment the sexual realities of the movie).
His career in north London has included a headed goal in a cup final, and a first winner's medal at senior level, though giddy memories of last season's victory over Chelsea have long since been tempered.
But if competitive tendering, which has since been tempered to take note of the economic downturn, succeeded in bringing a dash for growth, it came with millions of pounds of debt as several counties stretched themselves to the limit to protect their international future.
"The years since have tempered both of those.
The crocodile tears proved toxic, however, since he tempered them with jibes at Kuwait's rulers, along with a dash of encouragement for Kuwaiti "patriots" to mount attacks against the American troops now massing on their soil.
Initially resisting a marriage proposal by the philanthropist Romney Leigh, Aurora later surrenders her independence and weds her faithful suitor, whose own idealism has also since been tempered by experience.
