Sentence examples for temper helps from inspiring English sources

Payne's equable temper helps him take criticism well, Taylor said.

Recognising that his loud anger was hurting his chances of persuading those aligned with Pankhurst, he kept a note nearby during meetings: "Keep your temper!" After helping her husband with another unsuccessful parliamentary campaign, Pankhurst faced legal troubles in 1896 when she and two men violated a court order against ILP meetings at Boggart Hole Clough.

He developed a mental toughness that helped temper the disappointment of being selected in the fourth round, with the 98th pick, by Tennessee in 1997.

Ms. Ricci, petite and lovely, with the doe eyes of a Japanese anime character, infuses her performance with a soft radiance that helps temper the laughter that greets Mandy's more ostentatiously dopey remarks.

Pickling oily fish is an easy project, and a great way to introduce the sceptical – the acidic soak helps temper the more pungent flavours that some find off-putting, and results in a delicate flavour here balanced with the aroma of fresh oregano and a slight hint of chilli heat.

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"I think the storytelling truth of this show is that just because somebody is dead doesn't mean you'll never see them again, which, I think helps temper some of the grief when all is said and done," she said.

The fact that Booker T. Washington's tactics were finely tuned to the temper of his times helps explain why they were so discordant with the times that followed.

Oscar "may be a conflict that helps to temper their decision-making," Painter said.

The practice tempers investors' exuberance and helps market participants value securities properly.

She must propel herself to victory all the while tempering the fire that helps her do so.