Sentence examples for temper himself from inspiring English sources

The author, while enthusiastic, does temper himself in the name of science, admitting the "highly speculative" nature of parallel-universe models.

To win the chance to govern in his own voice he seems to have calculated that for a time he has to temper himself, stay on message, talk the talk of a more conventional candidate.

Likewise Mr. Suozzi, who can be brash, has tempered himself.

Dr. Sygman and his partner, Marika Bodnarikova, a personal chef, use mostly organic chocolate that he tempers himself.

It was, if nothing else, a way of tempering himself, finding a touchstone more significant than the fame that engulfed all the Beatles.

"He's committed to that role, he's tempered himself very well so far and I'm very pleased with him".

"Bilel Mohsni is playing in an alien position, he's committed to that role, he's tempered himself very well so far and I'm very pleased with him".

Bole tempered himself explaining that he had seen "really competent actors" suffer from the same trials and simple exhaustion that he saw in Wright's performance.

Nearly a decade has passed since their son, Philip, 12 years old and prone to explosions of temper, hanged himself in his bedroom after being punished for fighting during a baseball game.

A man of volatile temper, he drove himself and his children forward relentlessly.

Strangely enough, the man who still elicits such passion was remarkably rational and coolheaded himself, temper tantrums notwithstanding.