Sentence examples for temper feeling from inspiring English sources

I was difficult on shoots, losing my temper, feeling threatened by everything, very defensive.

The Psychological Symptoms Scale (SS-Psychological) was obtained through the sum of items that assess the frequency of occurrence of the following symptoms: feeling low, irritability or bad temper, feeling nervous, difficulties in getting to sleep and feeling fear.

Health complaints were assessed by 4 items (feeling low, irritability or bad temper, feeling nervous, sleeping difficulties) and preceded by the question ' In the last 6 months: how often have you had the following…?' with 5 response categories ranging from about every day to rarely or never.

One practice that can potentially temper feelings of moral superiority is religion.

Manager Joe Torre held a five-minute meeting before today's workout and did not try to soothe concerns or temper feelings.

He has also emphasized the need to temper feelings rather than give in to division.

Democratic responsibility means tempering feelings with facts.

And this isn't the first time the trainer has talked about tempering expectations and feeling proud of your accomplishments, regardless of the larger culture's expectations.

In part to temper that feeling, many synagogues now insist that children complete a community service project as part of their bar mitzvah training.

If Monday's weather forecast is to be trusted, there may be frustration ahead for Yorkshire but their performance so far against the reigning County Champions has done little to temper the feeling that they are the side to beat in this season's title race.

I try to trace back the last half hour, why I lost my temper when I had been feeling upbeat.