Sentence examples for temper sentiment from inspiring English sources

You must temper sentiment with humor".

A drop in Americans' perception of their financial situation tempered sentiment.

Regional leaders are in no rush to temper the sentiment.

Unfortunately, Putin's recently deteriorating relations with West have done little to temper that sentiment.

And so it went on, huge waves of sentiment tempered, every now and then, with gentle notes of caution.

It is called, modestly or not, BeamerBall.com and actually is tempered with a down home sentiment -- part of the revenue will be parceled among his coaches.

Such sentiment has been tempered by adherence to Deng Xiaoping's "hide and bide" policy of strategic restraint.

Summing up his reasons, Mr. Allan said, "He's got a bad temper, he clearly has anti-American sentiment, a radical-style Muslim who was training with Tamerlan at this gym, and at the end praying towards Mecca with him".

But their bitterness about the Assad's decision to put them at the vanguard of the war has been tempered by an even more powerful sentiment: fear.

The sour mix of numbers was tempered by an unexpected increase in consumer sentiment in early September and signs that underlying inflation pressures remained contained.

This was a spiritual pollution that the press in China were forbidden to report.Since then Mr Tung has had to temper his actions to take account of local, as well as international, sentiment.