Sentence examples for temperate advice from inspiring English sources

Graves did not follow the temperate advice he offered his fictitious military man in "Advice to Colonel Valentine": Friend, honor your gray hairs, keep out of fashion — Even if a foolish girl, not yet full grown, Confronts you with a scarcely decent passion.

"I'm reluctant to make the comparison between anti-vaxxers and climate change deniers, but it almost seems if you can shout louder than the careful, temperate advice from medical professionals and scientists you might get support for your non-scientific views," he said.

The hills that surrounded them were lush, semi-temperate rainforest and, besides, they all knew their fireplans, and the official advice that you needed to either stay and fight or go early, with the former option widely preferred.

Brown should heed Machiavelli's advice for rulers to be "merciful and not cruel" and "proceed in a temperate manner with prudence and humanity".

These instructions apply to hedge plants grown in temperate climates; if you live somewhere warmer or cooler than a temperate climate, it will be necessary to seek additional advice.

Tempted by temperate climes?

Climate: Temperate and damp.

Switchgrass and miscanthus are temperate.

It's just so temperate".

Skinny, temperate drinkers might agree.

We have perfect temperate weather".