| 41. | His critics dismiss him as an intemperate despot who does the bidding of big business.
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| 42. | Intemperate action now could set China back.
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| 43. | But powerful metaphors are by nature intemperate.
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| 44. | He also can be naive and intemperate.
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| 45. | Does it provoke anyone to intemperate acts?
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| 46. | His health suffered from his intemperate habits, and he was generally in financial difficulties.
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| 47. | This is one reason for the intemperate response from some traditional economists to the Stern Review
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| 48. | My first comment re Crum was obviously intemperate, and I did retract in part.
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| 49. | But the intemperate king refuses to listen, and banishes his brother from the kingdom.
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| 50. | My initial posting may have been intemperate, but it was not obscene and insulting.
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