Sentence examples for abrupt temper from inspiring English sources
For Sarah Anne Johnson, a Winnipeg-based artist who has been making time-based work on this subject for the past ten years, it's gaining a better understanding of the unpredictable mood swings and abrupt temper tantrums she grew up with.
For Sarah-Anne Johnson, a Canadian-based artist who has been making time-based work on this subject for the past ten years, it's gaining a better understanding of the unpredictable mood swings and abrupt temper tantrums she grew up with.
By early 1781, despite immense respect for the general, Hamilton could no longer tolerate his short temper and abrupt manner.
Not that Ms. Karpatkin, for 16 years Consumer Union's legal counsel before becoming its president in 1974 (a coup tempered by the abrupt death of her husband and law partner, Marvin, a few months later), loses sleep over her detractors.
China's abrupt shift to a more aggressive stance on Taiwan left the Clinton administration scrambling this week for a response and struggling to temper increased pressure for new sales of sophisticated arms to Taiwan, Congressional and administration officials say.
Tempers are running high in Welsh media circles in the aftermath of S4C chief executive Iona Jones's abrupt departure, it would seem.
