Sentence examples for temperate of from inspiring English sources

How does the party of school standards find itself in a situation where school inspectors can describe the schooling system as inadequate, shabby, dilapidated, outdated, and then goad the 'most temperate of professions' - teachers - into taking prolonged industrial action?

But what at first seemed a perfect example of enlightened self-interest turned out to be an expression, though polite and temperate, of the same fears that erupted years earlier in an anti-homeless, not-in-my-backyard campaign as intense as any seen in Westchester.

By working from a memoir of his flawed marriage written by his ex-wife, Jane Hawking (the second and more temperate of the two books she has written), screenwriter Anthony McCarten and director James Marsh have swerved a lot, if not quite all, of the cliches about all-too-human scientist-geniuses and they have created a startlingly grown-up portrait of a difficult, troubled relationship.

Back at the Wigmore Hall on 27 February, the most temperate of composers, Haydn, is transformed in La Passione, a programme of Sturm und Drang symphonies and concertos played by ensemble F2 and led by violinist Rachel Podger and harpsichordist Gary Cooper.

Not just where it stands in Congress, but just sort of taking the temperate of congress and where you think….

For fabrication of Co-doped ZnO, decomposition temperate of precursor was determined by DSC/TGA analysis.

Throughout the 20th century, accelerating population growth and economic development destroyed the natural habitats of most of temperate zones of the northern hemisphere.

There are at least 100 species, natives of temperate climates of the Northern Hemisphere and of western South America.

Inventories of temperate forests of Central Europe mainly rely on terrestrial measurements.

This was at a point when the temperate climate of much of the Unites States was generally taken for granted.

The combined analysis corroborated the monophyly of a temperate group of 7 species.