Sentence examples for a defect of temper from inspiring English sources

Not being made happy by benevolent actions would point to a defect of temper or a lack of balance in one's nature if the result was diminished happiness and going against the dictates of conscience.

Resent is the child mode equivalent of a temper tantrum.

A series of events in the third period ignited tempers.

The historian Leslie Duckworth summed him up: "Yes, a man of temper, Waddington, but a fine cricketer".

Performance has a way of tempering expectations.

It was the result of diplomatic shuttling and a cooling of tempers.

Horse racing has a way of tempering any high moment with a low one.

He has a great way of tempering me.

Safety defect investigations by regulators are common, and many end with no finding of a defect.

A defect is a lack of something.

Less than 2percentt of human newborns have a defect.