Sentence examples for intemperate demands from inspiring English sources
His abrasive and apparently autocratic leadership style sparked a campaign of whispers describing foul temper tantrums, incivility to staff and intemperate demands.
Earlier episodes may have led us to suspect that her mother's intemperate demands could perhaps have driven Sally away from her (and into the arms of Glen).
The lawsuit states that after Daniel B. Brewster Jr., the chief executive of Gruner & Jahr, which is principally owned by Bertelsmann, refused to fire Ms. Toepfer, Ms. O'Donnell threatened to "sabotage the magazine unless G&J capitulated to her bizarre and increasingly intemperate demands".
Then a second intemperate chieftain demands that he bring back a magical chest.
Although his career was over, Rotheram continued to request sea service and honours from the Admiralty, becoming increasingly irate and intemperate in his demands.
Ms. Botwin said that Mr. Williams had been fired because of his "intemperate behavior and irrational demands" on the people with whom he worked, and that Ms. Pellegrini had been fired because she was insubordinate to Mr. Sylver and had bungled a recertification project, nearly costing the county $70 million in lost federal money.
The idle, the vicious, the intemperate, would rush into the utmost extravagance of debauchery, sell and spend all their share, and then demand a new division of those who purchased from them.
But a few intemperate words from one powerful politician had almost twice the impact of Britain's last big recession on demand for private schooling.An interview with Ms Uhry can be heard here.
Public displays of bigotry that can take forms ranging from intemperate remarks at the grocery store to a sea of faces at political rallies in France where secular liberals demand restrictions on Muslim practices to preserve "our way of life" to a GOP campaign stop in South Carolina where cheering crowds clamored for a religious test for immigrants that would ban Muslims.
Too intemperate with Congress?
