Examples of using Intemperate in English and their translations into German
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Political
I'm an intemperate man.
不養生な: huyoujouna: intemperate.
Some intemperate words.
Madam President, I protest against the rather intemperate remarks of Mr Balfe.
I was intemperate in my youth.
Should I consider scrapping my team, as well?Or does that seem equally as intemperate?
Intemperate use of drink offends the Creator.
And what if the weather, at times rather intemperate in Iceland, is not willing to cooperate?
Intemperate comments are the order of the day.
Overabundance hair development is regularly ascribed to intemperate generation of androgen in the body.
They are intemperate, offensive and ill-advised.
I cannot imagine an economics class tolerating such fatuous and intemperate nonsense.
These intemperate reactions may seem bizarre.
And thas was more pleasant than safe, because one under intemperate one and at the same time strong one hold to injustice peace;
It was intemperate of you to have an affair with a colleague.
However, when the postman knocked on the door, he ran to open it, and when he saw that it only brought the tailor's account,he referred to the soldiers with intemperate customs with a certain ill humor.
The intemperate drums that often accompany both steps in his penance station.
For instance:'if the writing is both fast, even and well-formed, and appears to have been written with pleasure, it has probably been written by a man who knows nothing and is worthless, because you rarely find intelligent and prudent men who write neatly... these writers are also often cold, avaricious,foolish, intemperate and indiscreet.
Mr Sikes is a most... intemperate man, and we all want to see you again in the morning, don't we?
It was a difficult matter to get results because of the intemperate attitude of the Jewish people who had taken Palestine as the emotional symbol, because the Democratic party would not be willing to relinquish the advantages of the Jewish vote.
It professed to have"made every effort to discount Professor Evans' tendency to intemperate expression" but accepted the report as authoritative and seems not to have been influenced markedly by the sustained responses to Evans' report included in the"Dossier for the Defence.
But, on the other hand, some of Bush's more intemperate Republican colleagues might have told him that global warming will lift ocean levels to the point where many of the coastal“blue” states, which tend to vote for the opposition Democrats, will be washed away, leaving only“red” Republican states in the center of the country.