Word: temperedness
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“It’s frustrating sometimes that there are people who want to be activists and are not always tempered by reason,” McCready told The Crimson last spring.
Though both Hagerman (3-17—20) and Van Reesema (2-14—16) contributed to the offense last year, their attacks on net may be tempered this year by the numbers of minutes they expect to log.
The youngest mayor in recent Cambridge memory, Galluccio has worked to cooperate with Harvard, even holding his first State of the City Address at the Kennedy School of Government’s ARCO Forum in February. He has tempered his votes on the council to reflect a more open attitude...
He has brought a quiet but unmistakable moral leadership. But his is a moral leadership tempered with realism and exercised with a light touch, highlighting issues and engaging with governments and other stakeholders in search of plausible solutions. Annan has never wielded real power, and that may be his strength...
Alonzo Harris (Denzel Washington) is brutal, cynical, corrupt and bad tempered. He is also funny and, when the mood is on him, strangely seductive. You know better than to root for him, but with Washington's hot-wired performance, it is impossible to root against him.