temperately

It further felt on this temperately fine evening like an advertisement for an idealized L.A.

More temperately, a few Italian-Americans I've known in Brooklyn and Queens have resisted their city's cosmopolitan challenges by saying, "Grow where you were planted."

In other words, Escalus suggested applying the law more temperately may help the pursuit of justice.

He partook of alcohol in the White House temperately, if at all.

“Watching the process has meant that my objections are now … tempered,” she said, temperately.