Sentence examples for as bad tempered from inspiring English sources

She offered as an example of her own kindness (in response to McClure's view of her as bad tempered) that a housekeeper of the family's had resigned because Eddy allowed a blind girl, who had knocked on the door and was unknown to the family, to stay with them.

1) Horses show indirect or little expression of pain: increased aggression towards humans is often misinterpreted as "bad temper" [ 12], signs of escape attempts are sometimes misinterpreted as "bad willing" e.g.[ 5, 29, 30] and particular postures are often misread [ 14].

Having ADHD was less harmful to identity than being characterized as "stupid", "lazy", "angry", "bad tempered", "aggressive", or "crazy": You don't feel nearly as stupid any more … I don't have to be ashamed any more, I know it's a disease, I can't do anything about it, it isn't my fault, it's hereditary, before it was that you were careless and lazy.

Andrew Pierce (@toryboypierce) Resounding victory for Farage with Clegg shouty and bad tempered as he realised he was drowning.

The Daily Mail's Andrew Pierce wrote: "Resounding victory for Farage with Clegg shouty and bad tempered as he realised he was drowning".

All the goals came in the first half and the match became increasingly bad tempered as Gabon wasted time late on.

Mr McGee said: "His request, his attitude I would describe as bad, it was bad and it was rude, it was bad tempered, so straight away I was acting proportionate to how his attitude was".

The race has been bad tempered, characterized by personal digs and unpleasant incidents.

The second half became increasing bad tempered.

Jeez, and you thought Steve Jobs was bad tempered.

I had not been bad tempered.