Sentence examples similar to mean tantrum from inspiring English sources

It doesn't mean the tantrum ends right away.

You mean those tantrums weren't premeditated acts of defiance, planned in utero, rehearsed in private, and unleashed, at moments of maximum vulnerability, to crush an exhausted parent's soul?

That means that tantrums, fighting, and lying are more likely the result of genes than a smoky womb environment, according to the study.

A little bit of candy is better than sadness and those "mean old mommy" tantrums.

This doesn't mean making a scene and throwing a tantrum.

A hard, hard night of tantrums and mean words is done when the sun comes back up -- and I will love you anyway.

The rest of the time, "no" meant "no" and tantrums or begging were neither rewarded nor allowed.

"It may seem excessive, but it can actually avoid a tantrum or meltdown," Means says.

And when I say lively I mean toddlers asserting their independence (tantrums), toddlers finding their voices and learning to use them (noise), toddlers testing their limits (and mine), and toddlers exploring their surroundings (me chasing them in all directions).

If Better Together's defiance is more than just a short-lived tantrum, that may simply mean the BBC gets to screen it.

For example, Jen thought we should remove him from his bath after 30 minutes even if it meant every bath ended in a tantrum.