Sentence examples for a volatile temperament from inspiring English sources
But he is also, of course, known for a volatile temperament.
The French once dubbed Giap the "snow-covered volcano" - a glacial exterior concealing a volatile temperament.
But this delicacy masks a steely will and, on occasion, a volatile temperament.
The Chilean was headhunted to solve the two faults the club grandees identified in Mancini: a volatile temperament and an odd failure to thrive against the continent's aristocrats.
And Venezuela's inefficient ports are already choked.Trade has hitherto served to damp down the frequent flare-ups between Mr Chávez and Álvaro Uribe, political opposites who share a volatile temperament.
But the strongman rallied voters with Trumpian bluster, anti-establishment populism and a volatile temperament.
"I've got a very volatile temperament – up and down.
A highly volatile temperament resulted in periods of enthusiasm followed by depression and inactivity.
Intelligent, courteous and approachable, he nonetheless had a highly volatile temperament which could erupt in violent rages, often ending in fisticuffs and even arrests.
He proposes stealing it, perhaps as a joke, to his friend Warren Lipka Evan Peterss), a University of Kentucky student with an impulsive, volatile temperament.
A man of volatile temperament — sometimes a bully, often a father figure — he built and ruthlessly rebuilt five squads of players over more than a quarter of a century.
