Sentence examples for temper now from inspiring English sources

You've got me to lose my temper now.

So he never shoots in temper now? "No!" Was that exaggerated?

But the K.H.L.'s bigger dreams of four years ago have gone the way of Russia's bigger dreams, tempered now by economic realities.

She'd untied her hair and let it fall, and whatever had earlier seemed hard in her appearance was tempered now.

This sounds a bit like the hopes of 2000, but for the most part any optimism on the pro-choice side is more tempered now.

Mr. Distler's toy piano pulse emerged from the drone and the players began making their way through the score with a joyfulness tempered now and then by dynamic subtlety.

Lapses in Jets' Tempers Now that Bill Parcells -- the grumpy he-says-jump-players-say-how-high Parcells -- is no longer coaching the team, do players feel as if they get away with more?

The bittersweet memories that such music evokes make it suited to Ishiguro's style, but the air of stillness and regret, and the sense of missed opportunities, are tempered now and then by moments of farce or surrealism.

"Expectations were much more tempered now," said Katherine Egbert, analyst with Jefferies & Co. "People now understand that near-term business won't be so good".

But on the ground in Cincinnati, Ohio in the final days of the 2012 campaign, it seems that passion has steeled into a fierce resolve, tempered now, in the closing hours, into a tentative but growing optimism.

The frantic and fruitless nationwide search for the president's temper is now our sole dependable comic relief from the tragedy in the gulf.