Sentence examples for dangerous temper from inspiring English sources

It showed in intimate detail the things that really ought to interest the footballer's followers: his silky skills, and that dangerous temper.

Already, by the second day, there have been ominous signs that this peaceful state of affairs is gradually giving way to a more dangerous temper".

Over the course of Blood Father, he demands it by digging deep to play a recovering alcoholic prone to dangerous temper flares.

As the ensuing smear campaign made clear – and as the film is careful to recognise – Grant was an ex-con with a dangerous temper who sold drugs between jobs.

Madden - who had been involved in several road-rage incidents before - terrified her with his dangerous driving and violent temper.

The human temper is a dangerous thing.

Those who believe in the theory of epidermal warming, though, say we must temper exposure to dangerous rays that can burn us.

Within the myth — the open hydrants, the stoop-sitting, the damp-mopped foreheads — there has always been a real danger: heat exposure, the risk to shut-ins, a dangerous surge in power demands, uneasy tempers.

While essentially a nice man, he has a temper, and can be dangerous when crossed.

Yet Dr. Albertsen worries that dutasteride might fuel the growth of dangerous and deadly prostate cancers, which tempers his enthusiasm for the drug.

The proposed cuts are the latest in a long series of efforts by Republicans to keep the government from tempering even the most economically dangerous desires of business.