Sentence examples for temper and can from inspiring English sources

While essentially a nice man, he has a temper, and can be dangerous when crossed.

He has a very short temper and can be violent," the daughter wrote.

"Your worst traits are: you say you'll book train tickets to meet up, but then you flake; you have a temper and can hulk out; you can get into a whole separate world with your twin sister, which tends to be quite excluding; you don't have masses of self-control; and you can be very annoyingly loud, but that doesn't generally bother me, and I'd still give you a 10 out of 10 as a friend.

"He had a quite temper and you can hear him giving some of the bands a telling off.

If Snyder can control his temper, and Coach Norv Turner can blend all the talent, the Redskins may be practically unbeatable.

In America, board memberships and contributions to worthy causes in the arts and education have traditionally helped cleanse a man of any taint of new money and can temper populist resentment of great wealth.

A programmer can temper and refine its results with declarations.

Nor does Trump appear to have a governing apparatus around him that can temper and channel his impulses.

One is whether he can temper and channel his anti-establishment vibe in a time more of sullenness than boiling anger, a time when people fear a rising generation of terrorists and the Republican Party is still more traditional than Rand claims to be.

Temper (canned and rinsed) chickpeas with mustard seeds and green chillies.

Hence, in cardiovascular diseases characterized by reduced bioavailability of endothelium-derived NO, ET-1 and ETA-effects are upregulated[4] and can be tempered by counterbalancing effects of SMN[29], [30], [31].