Word: temperedness
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Saddam described the bodyguard's killing as the "will of God," but said it was his duty not to exempt anyone from the law. In this case, justice may be tempered with mercy. "I could not hold back my tears," said Justice Minister Akram Abdul-Qader Ali, who named a...
The majesty of baseball, represented by Lou Gerhig, Ernie Banks and Orel Hershiser, is unfortunately tempered with the mockery of George Steinbrenner.
Lindsey does not feel that the vice president has tempered his views for the sake of image--although he charges Dukakis with changing his position on defense. This is not to say that either candidate sticks to the relevant issues. As Lindsey notes, the ever-present discussion of drugs and...
"The combinations seem like a good move," he said. "This was my best pre-season. It's great for us to offer the opportunity, but it has to be tempered with commitment."
Jackie's jubilation at winning a second gold medal was tempered only by goodwill toward her East German friend and opponent. She and Drechsler left the field hand in hand on the way to receive their medals. Said Jackie after her victory: "I think it's fantastic for myself and...