Sentence examples for bouts of temper from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg's chief spokesman, Stu Loeser, played down the recent bouts of temper, saying, "It's very easy to analyze things into other explanations for ordinary human behavior by someone who, over all, is a very optimistic person".

Lennon's devotion to Ono over the other Beatles, and the pair's addiction to heroin, made working conditions difficult as he became prone to bouts of temper.

Jane Brody's piece on gout (" 'Disease of Kings Trickles Downn to the Rest," Personal Health, May 10) shined light on a neglected ancient disease on the rise, but the tenor of her article seemed to imply a sufferer might be relegated to repeat bouts of gout tempered only by difficult-to-take medicines.

The atmosphere in the Kentish Town house echoed that of the elder Gibbons's household, and was dominated by Telford's frequent bouts of ill-temper, drinking, womanising and occasional acts of violence.

You know he can't be happy with his suddenly reduced role, yet there have been no outbursts, no outcry of unfairness, nothing that would approach that classic bout of Ethier temper.

We start to take in old hideout flats in nondescript council blocks and tales of Ronnie's explosive temper, bouts of paranoid schizophrenia and prison escapes.

Mr. Gilfry's bouts of madness wind up seeming like pouts of temper.

A bout of depression, A temper that's bad, Food obsessions, Tendencies quite mad!

In Part 2, the Lincoln household weathers her temper and his bouts of depression.

He dislikes swearing or displays of temper.

And the flip side of "temper" is feistiness.