- the
Vicious and
Intemperate, also
known as The
Destroying Angel and
Daemons Inflicting Divine Vengeance on the
Wicked and
Intemperate and as The Destruction...
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Mughals and "brave as a lion personally," but also as
having "vicious and
intemperate habits.": 308
Sardesai also ****esses that
Sambhaji lacked his father's...
-
horns and a long
shaggy coat. It is a
hardy breed, able to
withstand the
intemperate conditions in the region. The
first herd-book
dates from 1885; two types...
- "Remorse for
Intemperate Speech" is a poem
written by
Irish poet
William Butler Yeats. It
appeared in his 1933
volume of
poems The
Winding Stair and Other...
- seniority. However, Van
Hollen and
other younger members saw Stark's past
intemperate comments as a
liability to the
Democrats in an
election year. On April...
-
their desires are
proper ones.
Aristotle suggested this analogy: An
intemperate person is like a city with bad laws; a
person who
lacks self control...
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wrong thing,
desiring too much, or
desiring in the
wrong manner are all
intemperate. The
temperate person desires things that are not
impediments to health...
-
towards "the state, its agencies, and representatives"
after he made
intemperate remarks to a West
German newspaper about the ban. His
exile from his...
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intellect gnawed by
intense melancholy and yet
subjecting to
bouts of
intemperate rage."
Charles McNulty of the Los
Angeles Times describes Hiddleston...
- from a
Cleveland law firm when told his
prospective partner was of "
intemperate and licentious" re****tion. In 1873,
after Chase's death,
Garfield appealed...
