Sentence examples for temper among from inspiring English sources

According to several people inside the administration, the governor -- known to have a combustible temper among those close to him -- was furious, and he called both men on the carpet.

While there are historical connections, and also commonalities of temper, among these ideas, they are essentially different.

There is also charity and goodwill towards others, which coexists side-by-side with the uncharitable loss of temper among the fasting and furious motorists.

Describing the Herald newsroom the night of the incident, he relates a "vile collective temper" among the white sub-editors: "They cursed until their voices became hoarse, threatening dire consequences for all terrs and munts or kaffirs.

Add to that a general tendency across a unifying Europe — the European Union now numbers 27 states, and just under 500 million people — to emphasize regional, religious, linguistic and other badges of identity, and the Slovak bill easily stirs tempers among citizens more accustomed to settling disputes in a bar.

Optimism before Rouhani's debut on the world stage at the UN general assembly on Tuesday is tempered among western diplomats by uncertainty over the readiness of Khamenei to accept significant limits on the nuclear programme, long cherished by the regime as central to national prestige and dignity.

The temperature in the room rose as Obama spoke, but unlike the last time he addressed Congress, tempers among lawmakers remained mostly cool.

and (ii) some of the conclusions/assertions should be tempered (among other reasons: given the multifactorial/multi-dynamic nature of HT, that it has been resistant to investigation for more than a century now, and given the simplicity of the proposed construct).

"There were lots of tears and temper tantrums among the pupils and anger among the parents," said Freya's father, Chris Hogan, who runs his own technology company.

Although the young girl's family said publicly that she hadn't meant to kill herself, the statement failed to temper concern among other parents.

The more buoyant mood among investors was tempered by appalling UK GDP figures and a survey in Germany that showed business morale falling in Europe's largest economy.