untempered in a sentence

Examples

1. He exhibits untempered joy when the subject is art and pain when conversation veers toward the death, in 1988, of one of his mentors, the animator Milton Kahl.
2. They fill the courtyard with anything from ratcheting drum-' n'- bass dance music to untempered noise, which goes nicely with the sound of the subways rumbling nearby.
3. While Lott's fate is technically decided by his Republican colleagues in the Senate, Bush's untempered criticism was not a good sign for Lott, the aide said.
4. From the beginning, man's presence in Antarctica has been a jumbled tale of ferocity, nationalism and idealism; untempered butchery spaced with occasional noble attempts at scientific research.
5. The inhabitants of Poverty Point produced small amounts of pottery, creating a variety of different kinds : fiber-tempered, sand-tempered, clay grit-tempered and untempered.
6. The flamboyant right-wing leader, who thrilled voters during the 1993 parliamentary elections with his untempered remarks about Russian leaders and President Boris Yeltsin, is on his first visit to India.
7. Nearly three dozen interviews with southern New Hampshire voters studying the candidates and the issues for the nation's first primary Feb . 1 suggest an optimism untempered by campaign-trail cynicism.
8. I find the graphics a bit confusing, but the fact that there is a Pythagorean Comma between note pairs like C-sharp and D-flat in pure untempered tuning is uncontroversial.
9. In the Taliban followers he sees a generation of displaced children, their zeal armed and instructed in the Pakistan refugee camps and untempered by the social context of the prewar Afghanistan they never knew.
10. It was the chronicity and lack of recovery from these injuries ( arising from a number of possible causes ) that he regarded as central to the preservation of primitive self systems untempered by realism.