Sentence examples for temper emerged from inspiring English sources

A glimpse of a short temper emerged, along with a tenacious side that had stayed bottled up — in public, at least — for the last year.

The true modernist temper, however, emerged in the works of Indonesian poets of the early 1940s, with Chairil Anwar as the leading figure.

She said her elation was tempered by an awareness that emerged during the protests of how widespread the dissatisfaction was among students and colleagues over a range of issues at the campus, not just the choice of Dr. Fernandes.

Tonight, with tempers on edge all over, Jefferson emerged again with a near-perfect performance.

Opponents of the American decision are bound to argue that the language that finally emerged at Durban was tempered enough that it did not warrant a walkout.

Another Brough penalty followed, and then tempers boiled over when a scuffle emerged at a ruck, it ended with O'Donnell making his way to the sin-bin.

But any jubilation that the system might be on its way out was tempered by the manner in which the news emerged.

Mixed economic news and overly optimistic expectations tempered the market in the first quarter this year, though major themes emerged.

— It doesn't happen often, but a kinder, gentler John Tortorella emerged after practice here Wednesday afternoon, as he tempered the paint-peeling criticism he leveled at his Rangers after a 3-1 loss to the Devils on Tuesday night.

The South and West preserved the culture of honor that emerged in the anarchic territories of the growing country, tempered by their own civilizing forces of churches, families and temperance.

That may temper worries in the emerging world but at the risk of pushing the global economy back into recession.