Sentence examples for tempered from from inspiring English sources

Over forty years their marriage has been tempered from passion to devotion by the flames of fame and shame.

The atrocious arrogance we have seen for so long from politicians, simply must be tempered from now on.

It is evident that he felt genuine love -- and in the last years gratitude -- though differently tempered from his protégé's neediness.

In France, opposition to the war was somewhat tempered from the first by memories of a French plane hijacked in Algeria in 1994.

Extreme summer heat is tempered from time to time by the arrival of a cold front from the Tasman Sea, heralded by a stiff wind from the south known locally as the "Southerly Buster".

(The playwright as director? Hmmm....) But at least at the start, Mr. Shanley lays out his theme -- that passion must not be constrained from without, but tempered from within -- with brio and wit (2 10).

There's a semi-orgy scene with young lovelies that's way tempered down from the original script.

ΔΔ mechanisms play an identifiable role in π and γ induced reactions above ∼500 MeV, although the importance of their role is tempered somewhat from the first optimistic expectations.

But even though 50 Cent kept that aura as a central part of his personality, he tempered it from the moment he signed his major-label deal, mixing it in with more female-friendly fare.

In what follows, we apply the same validity framework to analyze several issues that might justify tempered claims from the Schmidt et al. (2001) study.

The tones were selected from the equal tempered scale, ranging from C2 to C5 (concert pitch A4 440 Hz, American notation) and proportionally distributed across the black and white notes of the piano.