Sentence examples for temper at least from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Bernanke, who never loses his temper, at least publicly, has retained the support of many economists and Wall Street.

It also tempered at least one kosher practice.

While the Rangers wait for answers, the high hopes of the franchise and its fans for Stanley Cup contention are tempered, at least temporarily.

But e-mail messages released Tuesday between representatives of Mr. Walker and some Senate Democrats who oppose the measure suggest that Mr. Walker has privately considered tempering at least some limited elements of those bargaining changes.

This year's MasterChef finalists had five-and-a-half hours in which to make the intricate dessert, described here by Blumenthal's executive chef: "Really, really technical work with chocolate tempering at least twice in terms of making the shell and … the secondary panna cotta … a fluid gel with Gellan gum that was for the runny yolk".

Goldman later speculated that her father's furious temper was at least partly a result of sexual frustration.

(And only our Casey from last year is a "banannie") "You get along with people," said Ragan of the woman who was just tossed out for her nasty temper, but at least he realized she could really be the Sabaeur, so he gets a 50%.

The typical 2 1 female predominance in the presentation of mood disorders is tempered in at least some comorbid disease states.

However, optimism about their potential effectiveness is tempered by at least five considerations.

We've since seen a real tempering of attitudes, at least in public.

If nothing else, Brexit may at least temper claims of the EU being an elitist Christian club.