Sentence examples for combustible temper from inspiring English sources

Paolo Di Canio finally had his dangerously combustible temper under control.

All you see as spectators are the enormous hits, the at-times combustible temper and the frankly bellicose tattoos.

At the prison here, about 130 miles south of St . Louis Mr. Lotts said he had grown up around drugs and violence, and he acknowledged that he used to have a combustible temper.

Hare's George Jones is a decent man brought down by a mixture of personal flaws, including a combustible temper, and a systemic weakness that prevents him speaking his socialist mind.

According to several people inside the administration, the governor -- known to have a combustible temper among those close to him -- was furious, and he called both men on the carpet.

Nor did Hazlitt's combustible personality temper with age.

It doesn't take much to ignite Inspector Salvo Montalbano's combustible Sicilian temper.

Royal, not the reputedly combustible Sarkozy, who suffered a loss of temper.

Through it all, the famously combustible Artest held his emotions and his temper in check.

*** If Kushner's laughter is combustible, so, in certain theatrical circumstances, is his temper.

Politics is combustible.