Sentence examples for that tempered from inspiring English sources
There were some losses that tempered the celebrations.
Classicism in music was about form and proportion, qualities that tempered the imperfect actions of people.
He also recognized that some Americans would be willing to pay handsomely for injections that tempered wrinkles.
The apple-crumb tart was a pleasant surprise, with a rich burnt-caramel sauce that tempered the sugary apples and flaky pastry.
In 2006 Cave formed Grinderman, a Bad Seeds side project that tempered the rage of the Birthday Party with caustic, self-deprecating humour.
Rows of soldier-straight poplars lined the narrow Canal de l'Ourcq, their leaves rustling in a breeze that tempered the warm August air.
They are the dysfunctional heart that tempers its cruelty.
In its music videos, Linkin Park favors hyperkinetic images that temper the mawkishness of its lyrics.
The paintings are the stronger for the figurative impulses that temper his thrust to abstraction.
Travelers to Greece aren't greeted with bargains that temper this uncertainty.
Probiotics may also reduce anxiety by increasing GABA, a neurotransmitter that tempers the brain's fear response.
