Intemperance used in a sentence

Intemperance in a sentence as a noun

"Akrasia": This word also means "incontinence" or "intemperance" [1].

Heck, in moments of intemperance, I've yearned for vigilante hackers to take revenge for the victims of identity theft since no one else will, and I know I'm not alone.

Yeah,deBoer's post speaks to a culture of not knowing the right language, of general intemperance and how poor and working class actually wind-up more likely to be victims of it because they are less likely to know the game even if the game itself is intended to protect them.