Sentence examples for temperate version from inspiring English sources
Some hole up in "walkable" neighbourhoods and boast about their use of the skeletal subway system as though they lived in a temperate version of New York.
So convinced must we have been that we were going to run into trouble that Shane's original vocal only exists in the masters of the record, the less temperate version on the multi-track having been erased in favour of avoiding offence.
Ms. Mililani Minerva Mudd, Millie's mother, is a lawyer, who is as an older, wiser, more temperate version of Millie.
Several relatively temperate versions have also been done in Japan, where Muller is a subject of strong interest.
Many plant species in the Afro-alpine zone of Mount Kenya are giant versions of lowland (or temperate) relatives.
But Ms. Cole's version of swoon is decidedly temperate.
He was always temperate: in "Oumou," when the rhythm collapsed in on itself, he kept the melody standing, playing a murmured, concentrated version of it.
The American version is clean and bright Southern rock, with Ms. McBride pushing herself to her rowdiest edge, which is still temperate.
Tempted by temperate climes?
Climate: Temperate and damp.
