Sentence examples for ill temper from inspiring English sources

There can be a relationship between nastiness and mental illness, and many therapists assume that when patients are mentally ill and mean, the illness is probably the cause of the ill temper.

A tendency to have a snappy bit of ill temper.

Mister's ill temper is matched only by his staggering incompetence.

Miranda struck at him in sheer ill temper, screaming.

(Chloe's ill temper with her fellow techno-geeks is the show's one recurring fleck of humor).

But who can tell if their mother's incompetence and ill temper will turn deadly?

Margaret's craving for affection seemed to be the reason for her ill-temper.

Another referee might have stemmed the ill-temper which came to define the game.

These are truly tales from a bronca nation, and the screen pulses with heat and ill-temper.

He reads with undisguised ill-temper, sometimes sarcasm, then drops the pages to the floor like a litter of footnotes.

As for football, well, "the dishonourableness and ill-temper of its controversies is best described as 'not cricket'".