Sentence examples for slightly tempered from inspiring English sources

Lebedev himself slightly tempered his rhetoric.

But that conclusion is slightly tempered by another of the fund's findings.

Then, after a bit of thought, he slightly tempered his enthusiasm.

As he has got older and his fortune has grown, his thrill-seeking has been only slightly tempered.

Last night's blue-riband encounter was only slightly tempered by rival German fans fighting earlier in the day.

Their fatalism is only slightly tempered by hints that, should the British change their minds, they'd be welcome to stay in.

The comments came as two close allies, the government of Iran and the leader of the Lebanese Shiite group Hezbollah, appeared to slightly temper their support.

But Winograd's enthusiasm is slightly more tempered by what he sees as another battle ahead.

An aura of self-confidence surrounds her, tempered slightly by a tendency to bite her lower lip.

Porte's vibrant mood, however, is tempered slightly when asked about that climb on this year's Tour de France.

Portland had a win on the road last weekend, an achievement tempered slightly by it being in Montreal, where the Impact just can't seem to gain any traction.