Word: temperedness
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But the news was tempered by the fact the overall, the average daily rate for a hotel room fell by 2.1 percent in Cambridge and by 0.7 percent statewide.
"He's a nonviolent, very good-tempered personwho insists on holding onto certain principles,"Zinn said of the poet.
Yet my desire to visit this extraordinary place was tempered not so much by the prospect of hardship as by the feeling that perhaps the Ndoki should be left alone. It has been protected for millenniums by its inaccessibility. Should there not be somewhere on earth where nature can be...
The daily series created a minor cult following in our dorm. I think people enjoyed the notes because they were so inexplicable--I certainly didn't have any explanation. My enthusiasm for college was tempered with some hard realities. I had a hard time with the work, didn't meet...
Neil L. Rudenstine has just completed his first year as president of the University. Undergraduates' traditional attitude toward a Harvard president is awe tempered with disdain. But when Rudenstine arrived on campus last year, he quickly emerged as a cult hero. At his lavish inauguration ceremony, admiring first-years ex...