Sentence examples for so tempered from inspiring English sources

Yet happiness at Mr Saleh's apparent exit was so tempered with other worries that the joy was painfully fleeting.

That was why his comments on that gleeful September day in Newton Falls were so tempered.

So tempered, the resulting strength becomes less prone to shattering when struck against the hard choices of life.

He also recalls how it is 57 years since he left Oxford University for London, how his first view as a businessman was that all he wanted was to get government off his back and then how his experience in government so tempered that view.

But Pietersen is back for the Ashes so tempers could flare again.

Although more setbacks of this kind would slow the price's fall in the short run, says Jenny Chase of New Energy Finance, the construction of a few less efficient, higher-cost plants will eventually create a tier of marginal producers, and so temper future price swings.Yet even if the silicon price falls, other bottlenecks may well appear.

Consequently, it is necessary "to steel our mind and so temper it that we may achieve peace in the midst of turmoil and tranquility in the midst of conflict" (De constantia I.1).

So temper your hot takes about mob violence.

So, optimism tempered by caution is called for.A decade ago, researchers started exploring how fat acts as a hormone-producing tissue.

It carries echoes of what once made him so popular, tempered with the pragmatism of a leader in his second term.

Even so, they tempered their optimism, suggesting that he was more likely chosen because, as one pundit put it, the Bush-Cheney circle regarded him as "a familiar old friend to all of them, experienced and capable, above all loyal".