Sentence examples for combustible personality from inspiring English sources

Nor did Hazlitt's combustible personality temper with age.

When the Knicks signed Smith — a combustible personality with a checkered past — in February, C.A.A.'s influence was at work.

It is difficult not to read into his art the effects of a combustible personality, a cause, perhaps, for the melancholy.

And Harrison appears to be close to uncorking a nearly combustible personality that will play well off Dungy's Mr. Chips demeanor.

Bradley led the American League in on-base plus slugging percentage for Texas in 2008, but his combustible personality was a bad fit with the Chicago Cubs last season.

With her unique combination, in post-war British history, of tectonic achievement and combustible personality, she is the leader from whom there is no escape; in comparison, ten-year Tony Blair merely grazed the national consciousness.

You already have combustible personalities in Plaxico Burress and Santonio Holmes,  and you want to add Randy Moss?

Woodson also has to keep Smith, Metta World Peace and Kenyon Martin, all with combustible personalities, from disrupting the team's chemistry.

The claustrophobic setting combined with the combustible personalities of a dynamic cast, including Lee J. Cobb and E.G. Marshall, to create a riveting drama.

The Yankees are not afraid of acquiring combustible personalities, as proven by their signing of Darryl Strawberry in 1995, and Bradley, an excellent outfielder, would be an upgrade.

But it is the law of averages: whether it's Pat Riley and Anthony Mason or George Karl and Gary Payton, two combustible personalities cannot coexist for more than a few years.