Sentence examples for What temper from inspiring English sources

What temper at the prospect did not wake To happiness unthought of?

What temper tantrums have worked for you?

He hears, he understands, he keeps what temper he can, he sets his teeth.

Some days the hooting would be less emphatic, and Savitri's ears were sufficiently attuned to the nuances and she could tell a few minutes in advance what temper her husband was in.

What tempers the results is that some of the reluctance had nothing to do with enlightenment.

What tempers the enthusiasm is the undercurrent of fear that Silicon Valley could turn irrational again, and the corners would fill up with salesmen hawking hair tonic.

"He accepted it and I think in many respects, the personal nature of our relationship was what tempered the language coming out of the palace, the releases, his own engagement with the media and so on.

What tempers this dark cloud of economic anxiety is another group of Americans who, despite their general financial concerns, look at the smoldering rubble of the collapsed economy and see an opportunity for their family to get ahead.

In keeping with the temper of the times or what that temper seemed to be, until fairly recently they are in favor of pluralism and against essentialism.

"When future social historians want to know what the temper of life was like in one corner of America in 1993, 'Short Cuts' will be a mother lode of information.

This turned out to be a good move because in the middle of reading the passage – about what a temper Windsor's dad had – 80-year-old Vera announced that she'd known him in the 1940s.