Sentence examples similar to tempered reckoning of from inspiring English sources

A more tempered discussion of the different approaches would be better.

(All tempered, of course, but we'll try to tame the inner curmudgeon here).

Hammer is almost masochistically sweet-tempered and out of it.

They should be made of tempered glass and free of nicks and cracks.

We've had moments of reckoning before.

Delibes, however, presented French audiences with an amusing and sweet-tempered version of the story.

The project looks less like a marriage and more like a bad-tempered game of chess.

The report accentuates the tension with Washington during the hot-tempered atmosphere of a presidential election.

He reckons 80% of schools are "dysfunctional".

He might be any sweet-tempered young soldier of the period.

But HMRC reckons some of it can.