Sentence examples similar to tempered anxieties from inspiring English sources

Maybe at that lake you meet a video crew who is creating a documentary film about stopping construction of a road through the park that will damage migratory patterns of birds, salmon and big game--and maybe amidst all of that you find yourself networking while tempering anxiety from your near-death experience... not exactly the kind of adventure you had in mind.

As Fulop moves about the large, open workspace, his excitement and enthusiasm seem tempered by anxiety.

Relief that the confrontation is over is tempered with anxiety about the fallout.

But the excitement is tempered by anxiety about the path ahead.

Backing for the strike is frequently tempered with anxiety that it will do no good.

But joy in Israel was tempered by anxiety that was evident at the Shalit family's protest tent in Jerusalem.

This September, our joy at the fresh start to an academic year is tempered by anxiety about a global society that is fractured, fearful, and in pain.

"It's one of these happinesses that's tempered by anxiety," said Marie Winn, a friend of Mr. Fiore and a fellow bird-watcher.

But his enthusiasm to be fishing again is tempered by anxiety over what he will catch.

But the cheers at the United Center were tempered with anxiety for the health of the team's leading scorer.

As a result, I've spent my life stringing together choices that tempered the anxiety I secretly carried over the possibility of becoming just like my mother.