Examples of using Be tempered in English and their translations into Hebrew
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If this prince is violent, violence can be tempered.
This Ego must be tempered and hardened in that realm which lies within man as a centre of destruction.
Man may evolve a thousandfold through this technology… but the rush must be tempered with wisdom.
But our emotions should always be tempered by the memory of that painful and ongoing tragedy of Jewish history;
Recognize that the sword of justice can be a terrible thing,so it must be tempered by humanity and mercy.
Yet these attributes must be tempered by perspective, logic and a sense of loyalty and obedience to the word of God.
You shall face discipline when we reach camp,the severity of which may be tempered by your ability to follow orders from here on out.
Nonetheless, it must be tempered with a clear understanding and appreciation of where we started out from and how Torah is our frame of reference.
The old forces' purpose was to have that type of being play a negative role so thatDafa disciples could be tempered, that's all;
Nonetheless, it must be tempered with a clear understanding and appreciation of where we started out from and what our framework of reference is. .
I understand your fear, child, but the Seeker has found the meaning within The Book of Counted Shadows,and the Book tells him that the dark power of Orden can be tempered only by the Confessor's touch.
(Applause) Representative democracy should be tempered by participatory democracy so that we can refine our political choices, and that choice should be exercised as much as possible at the local level.
Although he pointed out to his students that it was now fully irrational for European countries to make war on each other- he was right about that, but wrong about whether it would happen- he also became increasinglypessimistic about whether the capitalist market could really be tempered by the other institutions of civil society(although he never abandoned the idea that it could).
The joyful side of adoption is tempered by the fact that adoption involves loss.
This is tempered glass. Okay, so maybe from a test tube?
But the door's tempered!
Our fear of the future is tempered now by curiosity.
Personal qualities develop, the temper is tempered;
It's Nikolay Ostrovsky's novel, How the Steel Was Tempered.
Battery technology, regulations, and other limitations are tempering expectations.
You are exploring your own paths, and each Dafa coordinator is tempering himself.
And during that process he will certainly have shortcomings and make mistakes,and that is the process of being tempered.
What I thought, at times, was awful, but it was tempered by familial love, friends, and a supportive school.
CEO confidence is tempered, however, by the slow pace of recovery and the impact of often drastic cost-cutting and other steps taken to survive the downturn.
The movements seem to lock these two in an ageless dance, in perfect harmony on that essential edge of life where heroism andbravery are tempered by the constant risk of death.
There is a- a hard, heavy physicality in my new paintings in part because I have executed them on large panels of wood, but I would say that they're tempered by the-.
In the“St John Altarpiece” and the“Seven Sacraments Triptych”, executed between 1451 and 1455, shortly after Rogier's return north,his characteristic austerity is tempered by his recollection of the more robust Italian styles;
With the economy finally on more solid ground, even leading Republicans,on Capitol Hill and on the nascent 2016 presidential campaign front, are tempering complaints about overall economic growth and refocusing on the more intractable problem of income inequality.