Sentence examples for mild temper from inspiring English sources

David Miller, 59, Mr. Battle's former football coach, said the young man had a mild temper.

They are both meat and laying birds and they tend to be easy birds to keep, since they have a very mild temper.

Others foresee mild tempering of the recent past, a period of flattish sales and earnings for military suppliers from present highs, with already compressed valuations rendering shares attractive.

Some years the marchers have been few, and their tempers mild.

Atlantic City's mild winter climate, tempered by the Gulf Stream, made it a popular resort.

Warm summers, mild winters and tempered taxes.

Betty has mild dementia and a temper, but she wants her son to stay with her so that she can continue living at home.

The severity categories of e.g., 'severity of loss of temper', are the following: (0) no loss of temper, (1) mild: shouts, waves arms, stamps feet, (2) marked: throws things, kicks objects, (3) severe: breaks things, kicks or hits people.

"I am... a man of mild dispositions, of command of temper, of an open, social, and cheerful humour, capable of attachment, but little susceptible of enmity, and of great moderation in all my passions".

When Charlotte refused Henry Nussey in 1839, her letter explained in a patient and kindly tone that she was not the right wife for him, and prescribed instead a similar caricature of meek womanhood: "Her character should not be too marked, ardent and original - her temper should be mild...'...'..

The materials tested were mild steel, high strength quenched and tempered steel, and abrasion resistant steel.