A more equable, a more compassionate, society and international order seemed to emerge.
By reason of urgent personal circumstances, a man could submit the facts— as did the great majority—to the fair and equable judgment of his peers.
I would say, too, that our climate is often—and not only this last year—more equable than people are inclined to believe.
On the point of maintaining an equable climate in the countryside, no one wishes that more than myself.
There must be some curious reason for him to be less than his usual equable self.
I want to start as an inexpert by referring to the equable nature of the debate.
I can only think that for a moment his temper got the better of his usual equable self.
What is wanted is not only plenty of space, but moisture and an equable climate.
