Sentence examples for which temper from inspiring English sources

That's led to songs of uncommon vulnerability, which temper the rougher side of his oeuvre.

"But we've had a whole new set of issues around the economy which temper the pace at which traditional companies are spending on technology.

The thieves work in the rain, which tempers whatever noise they make, striking around 1 a.m.

France has a long tradition of theatrical street protest, which tempers even the most reformist politician.

Then we learn that he is adopted, which tempers our judgment.

Now it simply holds the line on interest rates, which tempers volume but boosts profits.Certain banks have stopped buying loans originated by third parties.

Yet Dr. Albertsen worries that dutasteride might fuel the growth of dangerous and deadly prostate cancers, which tempers his enthusiasm for the drug.

That is without the heavier gas engine option (which tempers an undisclosed amount of its performance) that BMW believes most buyers will order.

Colombia beat Brazil 1-0 to exact some measure of revenge for their defeat in the World Cup quarter-finals last year, in which tempers also boiled over.

This listener, too, esteemed what little he knew of Kertesz: namely, the recordings, which tempered musical probity and intelligence with warmth where appropriate and with humanity everywhere.

The bank also reported a $2.1 billion gain in value in some of its structured notes — which tempered the impact of the write-downs.