Sentence examples similar to tempered discretion from inspiring English sources

Girasole means sunflower, and this theme is carried out with flair, tempered by discretion.

However, the legal duties and powers of provision are not absolute, but tempered by powers of discretion as to what is a 'reasonable requirement' and by the right to take into account NHS financial capacity.

Hill drafted a strong memorandum urging Cardigan to employ "temper and discretion" in dealings with his officers, but Reynolds was cashiered.

Instead, the tradition instructs, you need to learn to temper your desires with discretion to ensure that they are a vibrant expression of your best self and will therefore lead you to real and lasting satisfaction.

Risk-taking is tempered.

Quenched and tempered.

even tempered..

They have tempered tuning.

Tempering qualities?

Compare annealing; tempering.

Monte Carlo simulations, parallel tempering.