My personal experience is that education, although it may not erase fanaticism or ideology, does temper violence as an answer to disagreement.
But he made clear that the administration was not considering any new initiative to try and temper the violence.
It had been diplomatically isolated for years in any case, and it paid no heed at all to Saudi Arabia and Qatar recalling their Ambassadors or the exhortations from former allies such as Turkey, and even Iran, to temper its violence.
Yet this hope, which many Yemenis are expressing for the first time in a long time, was also tempered by continuing violence.
Escalating violence has tempered the regional euphoria that followed the youth-led revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt.
Usually a joyful affair, this event was tempered by the Orlando violence and the Santa Monica arrest. .
Usually a joyful affair, this event was tempered by the Orlando violence and the Santa Monica arrest.
But Harper Lee has tempered the injustice and violence in the book with many examples of the hope we all must carry like a shield; things will change, things will get better, things will mend.
The army also finds itself stretched thin as it tries to temper sustained sectarian violence in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli.
The election of Bashir's brother, Amin Gemayel, to the presidency in late September 1982 failed to temper the mounting violence as battles between the Christians and the Druze broke out in the traditionally Druze territory of the Shūf Mountains, resulting in numerous Christian fatalities.
The exuberance over the news from Afghanistan, was tempered by fears that the violence would continue, and by sadness for friends and relatives killed by the fighting.
