Sentence examples for temperate remarks from inspiring English sources

One of the anomalies of Colegate, Aquafresh, Clinonym, call it what you will, is that the most temperate remarks on the affair came from José Mourinho.

Mayor Rudolph Giuliani also made temperate remarks after the verdict, showing sympathy for the Diallo family and citing the need for all police procedures to be open to review.

Sander's rather temperate remarks indicate a willingness to push Israel and Palestine both in this direction.

The Democratic chairman, Senator Carl Levin of Michigan, and the committee's ranking Republican, Senator John W. Warner of Virginia, who traveled to Iraq together, issued a joint statement that was only slightly more temperate than Mr. Levin's remarks.

"On the eve of World War I," he remarks, "there is no longer a beach in temperate Europe that hasn't become a veritable theater for stripes".

At the Fine Arts Panel, he delivered a temperate, thoughtful speech in which he disavowed any political agenda, pointedly remarking that no one had given him a text to read.

He further remarked that twiners from the tropics, or from warmer temperate regions, seemingly are able to ascend thicker trees (Darwin 1875).

The tone of Mr Reagan's remarks recalled the early days of his Presidency and veered sharply from his recent, more temperate, comments.

Climate: Temperate and damp.

Tempted by temperate climes?

It's just so temperate".