The Patriots' signing of Steven Jackson generated plenty of hype, but expectations must be tempered for a 32-year-old back who has been out of the league since February and averaged 3.6 yards per carry over the past two seasons.
I hope they can harness their anger in the future, and use their fiery tempers for a good cause.
In an editorial (2) in the October 2008 issue of Diabetes Care, we suggested that their conclusions be tempered for a number of reasons, in response to which Musen et al. (3) have provided helpful information.
Like most comics, Galifianakis mines any and all stereotypes for material, especially those that hit closest to home: his spectacular losses of temper, for example — an audience favorite — play on his fiery red hair, his celebrity, his ethnicity, his profession, even his weight, and they often seem jarringly real.
Try to stay 'low key' while driving in rush hour traffic & in other words, don't lose your temper, for there's a lot of road-rage these days.
"Steve has a habit of losing his temper which, for a goalkeeper, is a definite no-no.
Monday, John McCain stood up on the floor of the Senate and said "it's wise to sort of temper production for a while here... .. McCain was quoting an interview that AOL Defense had conducted with Vice Admiral David Venlet about the F-35.
I have a short temper for stupidity and I have an enormous counter-reaction to pomposity.
A Pashtun can be your most loyal friend, but also your most loyal enemy with a temper for vengeance should you mistreat him.
Rifle Grunts must have a temper for superior officers.
