Examples of 'was tempered' in a sentence
Meaning of "was tempered"
refers to the act of moderating or controlling one's emotions or reactions in a calm and composed manner
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But their shock was tempered by another emotion.
But this flurry of activity was tempered.
Her loss was tempered with affection.
Fortunately, the second heart was tempered by wisdom.
Inflation was tempered by subdued developments in commodity and producer prices.
The excessive acidity added by the fruit was tempered by the use of vanilla.
Hot food was tempered before mixing with the formulations.
The confidence of the Dauphin was tempered by abundant discretion.
Was tempered by the scent of honey.
The good news was tempered with bad.
Elsewhere in Latin America, performance was tempered.
My unbounded delight was tempered only by my desire for your safety.
In dispensing justice, he was firm, but his severity was tempered with compassion.
But their argument was tempered with an appeal for moderation.
Universal male suffrage was introduced, though the effect of this was tempered by plural voting.
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Liberalization was tempered by strict regulation.
Talent might come from the sky, but the spirit was tempered by hardships.
This coined sinter was tempered under the same conditions.
I won't really know for sure until it's set whether it was tempered properly.
Much of the land here was tempered by past lava flows.
But he was tempered in his enthusiasm for what they might reveal.
At least the tough day was tempered by beautiful scenery.
Growth was tempered by year-over-year declines in automotive, semiconductor, and food and beverage.
The favourable impact of these two items was tempered by a slight decline in sales volumes.
This fervor was tempered during subsequent developments of cognitive behavior therapy.
It tells how steel was tempered in China.
The system was tempered only partially by the practice of voluntary submission to arbitration.
It may be that the power of patrons was tempered in early Christian communities.
Of some was tempered by the fact that they have yet to see the.
An opening day defeat at Nottingham Forest was tempered by three straight victories.
This attitude was tempered by fears of a nuclear conflict and desires among moderates for détente.
How Dogecoin was tempered.
The chocolate was tempered in a Leatherhead temper kettle in the usual manner.
At the same time, my curiosity was tempered by skepticism.
The positive performance was tempered somewhat by a labor disruption among pilots for its regional subsidiaries.
However, this extreme authority was tempered in two ways.
The jubilation was tempered by the bloody partition of the subcontinent into India and Pakistan.
At the same time, our idealism was tempered by realism.
This blade was tempered in the waters of Guadalupe Quibir.
In the course of his life, his anger was tempered by two things.
The excitement was tempered earlier in the week when Tiger Woods withdrew.
And while this was a milestone, her happiness was tempered by all that surrounded her.
However, this was tempered by the deep-seated antagonism towards the occupying government forces.
However, his love of his duties was tempered by the guilt he carried.
Orden was tempered by my Confessor 's touch.
After the conching, the chocolate was tempered and poured into moulds.
Cocoa butter was tempered as described in the AOCS method, prior to testing.
Yet, the positive news reported by the government was tempered by some sobering statistics.
This blade was tempered in the waters of Guadalupe Quibir… And you will see that.
During this period Chinese-Vietnamese animosity was tempered by other overriding threats and demands.
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