Sentence examples for average temper from inspiring English sources

Sites critical of artists ranging from the Backstreet Boys to the entire hip-hop community are legion, though many of them don't last much longer than the average temper tantrum.

Mother's later perception of infant temperament was measured by asking: how is your child's temperament now generally speaking?; response categories were, "very fiery temper", "as average, normal", "a docile temperament".

There are certain marginal windfalls, and the hope of gaining one of these tempers the average novelist's chronic desperation.

The performance of an average energy guided simulated tempering algorithm has been examined for a folding simulation of (Ala 16 system.

Harry Potter, far from perfect himself, is an average student with a volatile temper that often pitches him into mortal danger.

That would bring nonfarm employment growth closer to its 176,000 a month average of the past three months and temper fears that economic activity could be stagnating.

As it is inland and not tempered by coastal climate, average temperatures in Western Sydney can be high in summer (Fig. 3).

A level of dissatisfaction tempered with resignation since the average member no longer has a voice.

All dAPs did not necessarily undergo changes in propagation, which tempered the averages in Fig. 3C & D. The statistics above were calculated using all dAPs in order to provide robust support for our conclusions, but analyzing the upper tail of the distribution in changes can give perspective on the magnitude of the plasticity.

The temperature varies little from an annual average of 81 °F (27 °C), and the heat is tempered by northeasterly trade winds.

Our rankings use a three-year weighted average, so that the students' immediate impressions are tempered somewhat; but one-off events can still make a difference.