| Perhaps what most moves me to this un-American intemperateness is that there can be no doubt whatever that certain desires are in play with respect to determinism and freedom. |
| But in Barton's case, one wonders how much his intemperateness has been detrimental to his football and to his progression in the game. |
| Hamilton's intemperateness and haughtiness sprang from political frustrations and impatience. |
| Mr. Barenboim let the grandeur and the humor, the quiet sentiment and the intemperateness play themselves. |
| The intemperateness of Mr. Truman's anti-Stevenson campaign probably gave Mr. Stevenson the nomination on the first ballot. |
