Sentence examples for better temper from inspiring English sources

"Being a father gives me a better temper, and I'm thinking in more practical ways now.

The Republic survives, and for as long as it survives I think Reagan will be remembered, with Truman and Jackson, as one of the great populist Presidents, an instinctual leader who, in body and mind, represented the better temper of his times.

(And it seemed, on the whole, better tempered: at the final horn, both the losing American and the victorious Canadian women looked angry; I have rarely seen a more reluctant hockey handshake).

This way, the obtained hydrogen accumulation during operation time of the NRPV provides insight into the better tempering conditions from the structural integrity point of view.

Other women have suggested it would be better to temper pushiness in boys or to reclaim the word "bossy"; the internet is alive with a million feminist criticisms.

Yes, there's plenty of things she needs to control better: Her temper, her jealousy issues, her attitude toward Jo.

Hope for a better outcome tempers a dissatisfying present with the assuredness that one day we will build a better world, that we will write that book that gathers dust in the reaches of our mind, or that our children will be kind to transgender people.

The book on Harrison is that he manages his game much better than his temper.

Perhaps a better way to temper rampant imagination is to return to the theater.

But the book on Mr. Harrison is that he manages his game much better than his temper.

No one knows Tyler Hansbrough's moves, or his temper, better than a mostly anonymous North Carolina teammate who has spent the past three years as his personal punching bag.