Sentence examples for a temper for from inspiring English sources

A Pashtun can be your most loyal friend, but also your most loyal enemy with a temper for vengeance should you mistreat him.

Rifle Grunts must have a temper for superior officers.

Mr. Byrd's "White Man Sleep," set to music by Kevin Volans, was essentially a temper tantrum for three first-rate dancers (Thaddeus Davis, Stephanie Guiland-Brown and Tanya Wideman-Davis Wideman-Davis

If Burton Creeperson JR. decides it's perfectly acceptable to paint a self portrait with blood on your wall,or Howliss complains about how hot the sun is on his fur, or Lily Rose has a temper tantrum for no reason, you need to discipline them.

I have a short temper for stupidity and I have an enormous counter-reaction to pomposity.

Cameron oscillates at prime minister's questions between showing great courtesy to backbench MPs and suddenly displaying a fierce temper, for instance describing Ed Balls last month as one of the most annoying politicians in Westminster.

A sudden, loud wake up call always disturbs the sound sleep and often leaves the person in a bad temper for the rest of the day.

They may also gain from the mismatch between what people are voting for – a tempering of austerity – and what they are getting: a new European regime dictating and policing the taxation and spending policies of national governments.

What we need is a business-government-labor summit that tries to defuse at least some of labor's real concerns in return for a tempering of its opposition to trade.

As it happens, the movie possesses an ideal temper for wartime — matter-of-fact, stoic, resolute, defiant.

This means that you'd have to have an even temper for the most part, or learn to control your temper.