Sentence examples for has the temper from inspiring English sources
It's that her music has the temper of out-and-out romantic pop, which can be hard for those outside its cultural references to grasp.
The organization was founded by Richard Ivory, who, judging from some YouTube clips I've seen, has the temper of Tupac (read Cenk Uygurs' blog post on Ivory losing it at the RNC).
The Times of London said that Scott had "the temper of men who build empires".
He had the temper and swagger of an insecure man trying to act tough.
He has the same temper I had at that age, but he doesn't have the years of wisdom, so he makes my temper come back out".
Curtana's inscription reveals that the sword has the same "temper as Joyeuse and Durendal".
So whether or not he has the ability to temper his intemperance, he has the incentive.
He reckons he has mellowed; the temper only simmers now.
He has quite the temper and any man who faces him is in for a difficult fight.
The steel head must have the proper temper and be kept sharp.
Though his nature was care-free, amounting almost to wildness, he had the sweetest temper I have seen in a man, and was essentially a sportsman.
