Sentence examples for intemperate figure from inspiring English sources
But in the 55th minute, he clashed with Carlos Tévez, his successor as the team's most intemperate figure.
Fiona Button's fine Annabella is no "whore" but a strong-willed woman with a Desdemona-like ability to defy convention, while Max Bennett's equally good Giovanni is an intemperate figure who puts momentary instinct before long-range planning.
But can Adele arrest the 20% decline in UK album sales, as predicted by some intemperate industry figures?
And, arching over the whole construct, the figure of intemperate Cora, her anger forever simmering, her sense of injustice and her own infallibility intact.
Looking particularly at his doubts and delays in preparing for war and then declaring it, you might think you are seeing a more cautious figure than the intemperate warmonger sometimes portrayed, and thus a leader who might have been won over.
Although a revered figure in local sports history, Clarke sometimes seems stressed by criticism and he says intemperate things.
She was not only the principal owner of the Reds, but someone who had become a controversial national figure, having aroused the ire, the ridicule and the disgust of many for her intemperate and awkward remarks.
Dennis can be intemperate.
His friendship was erratic, conditional and intemperate.
It is dry, oversize, intemperate.
