untempered

So what, then, are the untempered assertions of this book based on?

My own mental temper has gone for the day, and I know what it means to be untempered.

Violent, fierce people unregulated and untempered by anything above them.

"I can see the power in you, but it's raw and untempered.

For example, more than 50 panes of untempered glass in the dome were broken.

Then, he'd been a boy, untempered and uncertain about such abstractions as the good of patriotism.

His nihilism was pure, untempered by any trace of pity.

The boy had never known a battle, and for him the march was untempered by thoughts of death and pain.

Leadership untempered by careful assessment of the world we live in is not sound leadership.

Even a slight pressure might cause this untempered glass to shatter spontaneously.

Still, the glee of corporate chiefs was not untempered.

Does Reverend Mother see me as an untempered and impetuous girl?

This tragedy illustrates that untempered idealism can have deadly consequences.

You have your full intellect, but it's untempered.

Otherwise he becomes just an egregious example of how empty a thing expertise untempered by wisdom can be.

In principle, the memoir that reaches for understanding has greater merit than an untempered horror story.

There are few illusions more damaging than untempered idealism.

Egyptian pride however, did not go untempered by Egyptian humor.

It wasn't wise to show raw gratitude, untempered by signs of strength.

An untempered who was nevertheless a servant executive.

Law untempered by mercy ultimately becomes an inhuman instrument.

Now he sees the same tendencies everywhere and is often driven into an untempered, blinding fury.

They were motivated by nothing but untempered greed and a psychotic lusting for power over other men's lives.

Likening the planet to a complex, untempered bell seemed more appropriate each time they tapped it.