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Chastened by the experience, I keep looking up the switch backs to see if I can spot other dust clouds ahead, but I see none.

If he modulated his inevitable resentment to the chastened attitude of the reformed sinner, he might win his point in the end.

As Ballmer, now chastened by his experience, might say, you can always sell one of anything to China.

If all goes well, much of it will come from the U. S. Americans, chastened by the past few years, probably will save more.

Mexico, in its current chastened mood, will no doubt grit its teeth and say nothing.

Elder brother--the bank--hasn't been chastened at all, and may well breach the rules again when the opportunity arises.

Now, chastened by the huge amounts of capital they have had to raise to strengthen their balance-sheets, banks are being more careful.

The common men gazed on the ceremony with wondering eyes and chastened feelings.

Mr Leung's partners, however, were not interested in the opportunity, and the chastened surveyor had to tell Shanghai thanks, but no thanks.

But chastened honchos at companies like Intel would be happy to blame bad news on a souring economy if they felt a need to do so.

Peter is the chastened but loving friend of Jesus, still capable of the odd mistake but ready now to die for Jesus.

They keep expecting a history-chastened Germany to contribute generously to the European project and to demand less than its due.

motto of "Eat, drink, and be merry" . But most people would be chastened by the certainty of impending death.

motto of "Eat, drink, and be merry, " most people would be chastened by the certainty of impending death.

Perhaps consumers began smoothing only after being chastened by the memory of the roaring twenties and the subsequent hangover .

Wall Street in 1940 had begun to revive from the crash , yet remained a chastened place .

You may find that your husband is chastened by the experience of unemployment and becomes someone more to your liking.

Wherever the clients are based, they are likely to have been chastened by the experience of the past 18 months.

Chastened by what he had heard, he called his staff together and told everyone, "Our customers actually hate us. "

A "chastened" Obama promised compromise, but he viewed the "shellacking" as voter impatience with process more than with policy.

By the second term a chastened administration was once again seeing the value of working with allies when that is possible.

What if, chastened by news footage of dead women and children in a Tripoli market, the coalition starts to fall apart?

Chastened regulators now talk about a presumption of guilt, not innocence, when prices look frothy.

He was chastened by his failure.

Tenants rather than landlords are calling the shots in a chastened market.

The chastened minister, however, proved as media-savvy as his detractors, using Twitter to respond and apologize.

Confidence is the ingredient needed to revive Nigeria's chastened political fortunes.

The billions of dollars lost as speculative buyers fled the market have left many investors chastened.

Investors, chastened, will be exceptionally cautious.

Europeans think a chastened America is realising the advantages of soft power and diplomacy.

When I wept, and chastened my soul with fasting, that was to my reproach.

Companies, strapped for cash and chastened by recession, will focus more on execution.

In one state, that question may soon be answered. A chastened Mr Pawlenty now appears to beconsidering an increase in the petrol tax.

Business Watch is acting appropriately chastened. 'We accept the result, ' the notice said.

Partly chastened, both business and government have embarked on reform.

The Lord has chastened me severely, but he has not given me over to death.

The school is not exactly chastened by the current crisis, but nor did it display the swagger of recent years.

Dawn chastened, with wit and courage, which finally defeat opponents one.

France's chastened bankers agreed this week to also accept a "pay tsar" to monitor bonuses.

On their next visit to Washington the chastened executives travelled by car.

Bangkok's royalist elite has been chastened by the red shirts' pulling power.

Chastened, Mr. Acuna is back in the game, this time with $1, 000.

Have chastened bankers learned their lesson?

He was chastened by the accident; he had nearly died.

They have also been chastened by the effect of the global crisis on Russia's economy.

Chastened, the ruling party changed rules in the interim.

Chastened, the army kept quiet in the latest elections.

be chastened by various experiences in life.

Ms Merkel was in quieter, if not chastened voice.

As chastened bureaucrats know to their cost, she's already cut her teeth on that score.

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A chastened Mr Kivuitu now says he is not sure Mr Kibaki won the election.

But when we are judged, we are chastened of the Lord, that we should not be condemned with the world.

Or a man may be chastened on a bed of pain with constant distress in his bones,

his style was chastened by study of great models

If you love each other, even if will never meet, chastened, will not forget;