Bringing many expert perspectives to bear will help it get tempered closer to the truth more quickly.
Jon Alpert, who has made at least a dozen films for HBO and is working on "Traumatology," said of working with Ms. Nevins: "The sword that gets tempered in the fire comes out stronger".
"It was, to me, making fun of our age difference, but it got tempered to be less obvious, more of a double take: 'Whoa!' We worked with this really great prosthetics guy, who did the Cremaster Cycle for Matthew Barney.
But Bai, in the reporting of this, really shows that there are major differences between former radicals who came to Washington and then got tempered by money and time and victories and defeats, and that [Tea Party members] are in fact a new breed who are... almost humorlessly addicted in a sense to the whole idea of antigovernment..
Don't let temper get better of you.
Plus, you could get a temper if you have anger problems like me!
If you can't think of anything else to say, you can just say "excuse me for a few minutes," then step outside and get your temper under control before you respond.
Stella Kasza, silver-haired, strong-willed -- "I've got a temper, a Polish temper," she warns -- blames all the high and mighty officials back in Washington for what happened to her Wally, and one big shot in particular.
We get short tempered; we get frustrated, and we snap at our loved ones.
