Sentence examples similar to bit of temper from inspiring English sources

A tendency to have a snappy bit of ill temper.

"National Pastime" suggests that he had a bit of a temper.

I have a bit of a temper and I do shout.

I have a bit of a temper and I do shout.

"He's got maybe a bit of a temper, sometimes," said Scott Niedermayer, another Devils defenseman.

Betty had a reputation among musicians for having a bit of a temper, but she could also show compassion.

The old man had a bit of a temper, and of course you know about the father.

"Maybe you didn't know this about me, I've got a little bit of a temper," he told the talk show host in April.

You don't get this far without a little bit of a temper, and Rajon has the perfect amount that you would want in a point guard".

Mr. Kennedy is reputed to have a bit of a temper; in March, for example, he physically confronted a 58-year-old female security guard at Los Angeles International Airport.

He can actually be quite good company, but he has a bit of a temper when things don't go his way".