Sentence examples for combustible character from inspiring English sources

"Serbians actually have quite a combustible character," Ivanovic said.

He can be a combustible character in the dressing room, but his resilience makes him an undervalued role model.

It ended a run of a full calendar year without a red card for the combustible character.

For such a combustible character, it is not surprising that Jose Mourinho has a history of falling out with colleagues at the various clubs he has managed.

"All of us have been conscious of an undercurrent of opinion on petrol prices, but I don't think we appreciated the combustible character of the issue and the way in which it burst into flames last week," Martin O'Neill, chairman of the Commons trade and industry committee, told the BBC today.

LaPorte says that "the studio's creative promise rested with Spielberg," but she plays up the studio's noncreative mix-ups and combustible characters.

Two of the game's most combustible characters came together at United's training ground and by the time they had finished unloading their vitriol it had become clear they would never deal with one another again.

Interestingly one foreign name already being mooted is that of Nicola Cortese, the Italian banker who was formerly executive chair of Southampton, though he may prove to be too combustible a character for the staid FA.

He is a combustible, polemic character which has led to tensions - but there is a different feel about his Chelsea reign this time.

Analytical expressions of combustion characters, namely, the moving speed of the reaction front and the spatial temperature and species profiles of the solid combustible, are obtained employing large activation energy asymptotics.

As Katharine succumbs to sexual paranoia, Ms. Redgrave conveys her character's combustible mixture of desperation, bitterness and pride with a scary fervor.