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Description: with disruptive ideas. Piping up like that is sort of not done in the military. And I said some pretty intemperate things, if I'm reflecting on it. But it got the attention of a lot of senior officials who were aghast that I would write something like this. But some leaders were open to Ben's perspective.

Prashant Bhushan

When I said that the court should be willing to suffer even intemperate criticism, I did not mean that people should level intemperate criticism. What I said is even if criticism is intemperate or unfair and bordering on scurrilous and abusive, it will be understood for what it is by the people.

Indian Lawyer

Richard Dreyfuss

Trump is an intemperate, mean-spirited, lying bully. If a man like that asked you for permission to marry your daughter, what would your answer be? If it's no, I think it's obvious we shouldn't give him the most powerful office on the face of the Earth.

American Actor

Brian Schatz

It is certainly not news that the president is making mistakes; that he's been intemperate. I think what shouldn't be lost on the American people is that his first tweet around tapes was essentially designed to intimidate James Comey.

American Politician

Steven Levy

Twitter provides a platform that allows anyone on the planet - from a political activist in the Middle East to an intemperate golfer in the White House - to broadcast his or her thoughts.

American Journalist

Edmund Burke

It is ordained in the eternal constitution of things, that men of intemperate minds cannot be free. Their passions forge their fetters.

Irish Statesman

Charles Kennedy

With every day that passes, David Blunkett becomes more insensitive in his language and more intemperate in his actions.

British Politician

Alan Bleasdale

There is not in nature, a thing that makes man so deformed, so beastly, as doth intemperate anger.

British Dramatist

Richard Dawkins

I'm afraid the Internet is filled with people using really very intemperate language.

English Scientist

Jim Harrison

I've always been intemperate in my affection for food.

American Writer

Intemperate usually describes harmful behaviors or habits.

Often Negative

Using 'intemperate' can imply a moral judgment of someone's actions.

Moral Judgment

The word emphasizes going beyond reasonable limits, often socially.

Conveys Excess

Intemperate can indicate emotional reactions that are considered too strong.

Emotional Overload

It often points to a person's inability to control impulses or emotions.

Lack of Control

In meteorology, it describes weather beyond normal bounds, like heavy storms.

Weather Extremes

Although harsh, it doesn't always carry a negative connotation in weather context.

Can be Neutral

 with disruptive ideas. Piping up like that is sort of not done in the military. And I said some pretty intemperate things, if I'm reflecting on it. But it got the attention of a lot of senior officials who were aghast that I would write something like this. But some leaders were open to Ben's perspective.

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 was actually very successful. His sixth! It only goes to show he was an intemperate king who allowed faction and intrigue to rule his court, concerned only with his own pleasure and grandiosity. That grandiosity was part of the king’s role as a model for his people.

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