Sentence examples for temper it is from inspiring English sources

Although Girardi has a temper, it is rare for him to resort to vulgarity.

The trouble about Brown is not necessarily his temper; it is that he is a bad prime minister.

When Mr. Hatch, who has fought a number of Senate turf wars with Mr. McCain, jokes about having been on the wrong side of the McCain temper, it is with unmistakable feeling.

So Mexico's war is how the future will look, because it belongs not in the 19th century with wars of empire, or the 20th with wars of ideology, race and religion – but utterly in a present to which the global economy is committed, and to a zeitgeist of frenzied materialism we adamantly refuse to temper: it is the inevitable war of capitalism gone mad.

Bell says of this work, "in tone and temper, it is incontestably superior to the Short Story, and, while devoted especially to the vindication of its author's doctrinal views, agreeably to the school of polemics then in vogue, it contains some key retorts upon his detractors, and indicates a mind trained to logical acuteness, and imbued with the learning of the times".

"I'm sorry to lose my temper it's been a very stressful day".

He was all right with me but you had to watch him, he could lose his temper, it was that generation.

Indeed, in the halls of Congress, he was known for his temper; it was voted the "hottest" on Capitol Hill in 2006 in a poll of Congressional staff members by Washingtonian magazine.

I understand losing your temper, it's terrible and wrong, but I understand it.

One of these comes just after Tom Tucker apologizes to Peter about losing his temper; it was intended that Jake Tucker would appear, and the origin of his upside-down face would be revealed.

Hopes for a surprise result should be tempered: it is likely that the 1,600 British citizens will vote for the status quo.