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• Giuliani could ease that frustration by speaking more thoughtfully and temperately.
• So acting bravely and acting temperately are examples of excellent activities.
• One section thoroughly and temperately covers the God's Creation.
• He ruled liberally and temperately for his life.
• It is temperately worded, and small.
• The same themes stated more temperately.
• Follow the links and see if I could have described this point of view any more temperately than I have.
• I asked him to redact at which is temperately worded " Your accusation of " lies "'
• Alicia Terzian's " Voces, " sung by Desiree Halac, used similar devices but more temperately.
• That they did it so temperately, without the bile that fuels literary critics when ideas run short, only made it more humiliating.
• His father temperately pleaded for his restoration, and wrote to a bishop, probably Horn of Winchester, soliciting his help in the matter.
• It is boldly but temperately written  & I think readable  It is intended for a kind of standard book for the philosophical reformers ."
• When he tells Gertrude, " My pulse, as yours, doth temperately keep time, " he feels her pulse and his own.
• It's a shame that we can't all read a little more temperately, but we're in such a hard-sell universe.
• Similarly, in Christianity, " moderationism " is the position that drinking alcoholic beverages temperately is permissible, though drunkenness is forbidden ( see Christianity and alcohol ).
• By his Incarnation Jesus teaches us, as the Apostle observes, " to reject godless ways and worldly desires, and live temperately, justly and devoutly in this age as we await our blessed hope " ( Tit 2 : 12-13 ).