Sentence examples for eruptions of temper from inspiring English sources
"Hands-on mentoring" of a junior colleague can be code for an affair, hopefully not coupled with a "volatile" personality, which means terrifying eruptions of temper.
For years, we were playacting the daily routines of marriage, with my sudden, sometimes insane eruptions of temper, our long-standing joke about moving each other's tchotchkes, our constantly repeated lines (though his, ideally, came from Shakespeare).
Sloane Pearson, the Chicago cop who was introduced in Theresa Schwegel's "Probable Cause" and who returns in LAST KNOWN ADDRESS (Minotaur, $24.99), is a fighter, which is genre code for a woman constantly goaded by men into unladylike eruptions of temper.
He was prone to eruptions of pique.
He dislikes swearing or displays of temper.
However, boys experience higher degrees of temper tantrums, embarrassments and acting sad or depressed.
Three days of temper tantrums.
Expect eruptions of real grief.
There were eruptions of graffiti.
No eruptions of any kind.
You have these eruptions of aberrant nature.
