Word: temperedness
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Given her past remarks, it is less than shocking that Coulter vigorously supports the Bush administration’s plans to depose Saddam Hussein. If anything, the spectacle in Sever actually showed that Coulter’s hatred of Muslims has tempered (or at least been submerged). Rather than suggesting...
Harvard’s sailors fanned out across New England this weekend to compete in national qualifying regattas and intersectional competition. In the end, the Crimson’s success at the New England Singlehanded Championship was tempered by less dominant performances elsewhere on the seas.
There's politics in everything, but in the movies, politics is usually tempered by the profit motive.
And then there were eight. This year, Harvard womankind brings three new clubs to campus. A 17th-century aristocrat, seven sisters of Greek mythology and still-undecided Greek letters will be the symbols of these new social domains, and their images will soon be scrawled on invitations slipped under doors...
Others took a more tempered approach.