Tymity had entered the school with a raging temper.
"He had a raging temper and would get furiously angry and would shout and rant at Martin," she said.
Affable, charming Ronald Reagan clearly has not identified personally with the dour "Silent Cal," who had a sour, nasty sense of humor and a raging temper.
Students were of the view that raging tempers and shouting at patients were all attributes that compromised patient care as one student recalled a verbal dispute witnessed between a HCP and a patient's mother.
And he's acknowledging that he won't lift a finger to dissuade the raging tempers.
An impenetrable force field will result in spoiled food and raging tempers.
In this paradigm, participants begin by studying lists of words; for example a list may comprise the words mad, fear, hate, rage, temper, fury, ire, wrath, happy, fight, hatred, mean, calm, emotion, enrage.
For example the list mad, fear, hate, rage, temper, fury, ire, wrath, happy, fight, hatred, mean, calm, emotion, enrage is composed of the fifteen strongest associates of the word anger and whilst the fifteen words in the list were shown to participants, the critical word anger was not.
When your kids are straddling the dog say "off the dog," instead of "don't sit on the dog". Encourage them to "breathe" when tempers are raging.
No one would have suspected such a temper raged inside such a mild-mannered boy.
Investigation revealed a history of frequent drinking that resulted in "blinding rage", "bad temper", and quarrels with employers, that had led friends to call him "mental".
