Sentence examples for calm temper from inspiring English sources

Yet both games are worth your time, providing you're able to calm temper flare ups by switching to something more meditative.

A qualitative study of 14 low income mothers with overweight young children reported that food was used to soothe fussy infants, calm temper tantrums and shape behaviour[ 11].

But the extra funds have done little to calm tempers.

That appeared to be another attempt to calm tempers.

By bringing in an agent, you can calm tempers and better ensure that talks are businesslike and amicable.

Other villagers pleaded with the officers to pull back so they could calm tempers.

The rancour of the debate about this year's budget has done little to calm tempers in Congress.

In the midst of this conflict, Sharon, unlike his younger self, tried to calm tempers and reassure his people.

In an attempt to calm tempers, the commission's president-elect, José Barroso, declared that "a holy war is the last thing Europe needs".No such conflict is imminent.

Their alliance is hardly a triumph for justice, but for the moment it has removed a big source of conflict.Institutional changes will also calm tempers.

Having failed to consult Iraq in advance, Patrick Shanahan, Trump's stand-in defence secretary, was in Baghdad this week trying to calm tempers.