Sentence examples for hostile temper from inspiring English sources

(AP) — A man facing eviction over his hostile temper became enraged by how his wife cooked his eggs and killed her, his stepdaughter and three neighbors with a shotgun before shooting himself on Saturday.

His wife reported that that his agitated and at times hostile temper had recently completely subsided.

The settlement reached would give the Kremlin sufficient reassurance against the establishment of regimes in Eastern Europe hostile to the Soviet Union, tempering the degree of control over that area that the Soviet leaders felt it necessary to exercise.

Though the mood in India is one of alarm, pundits take the view that the army will be "far too busy grappling with internal dynamics" to threaten India now.The Americans may be tempering their first hostile response; if General Musharraf gives military rule a civilian face, outside reaction may well be lenient.

Further, Mr. Bell asserts that Mr. Jaczko created a hostile workplace atmosphere with frequent outbursts of temper, favoritism in travel assignments and selective release of information to the other members of the commission.

But each tale of defection reveals a personal temper that makes these men passionately hostile to the politics of pluralism.

(H1 DP15, Interview 1)" The reason for poor relations between specialists and nurses seemed partly due to hostile power dynamics, particularly when fatigue sets in and tempers become frayed, as explained by one respondent.

Mr. Fisch sought to interview Mr. Spitzer as part of the inquiry and found him hostile, frustrated over his experience in Albany and with his legendary temper in full bloom.

Remain composed, and never lose your temper or become rude, even if the caller becomes hostile.

For Mr. Kerry, the thrill of winning the White House could be tempered somewhat if he finds himself confronting a hostile Republican Congress.

The landscape tempers and dwarfs the characters, it teems with hostile Native Americans and predatory bandits, and takes forever to cross, especially as winter sets in.