Sentence examples for temper makes from inspiring English sources

Yet I do not myself think that having a bad temper makes someone a bad man.

The E-flat Major work, scored with clarinets and more lyrical in temper, makes fewer departures, except in the intensity of its slow movement, where Mozart used a new palette of darker orchestral colours, and the epigrammatic wit of its finale.

Theron and Hieron respected and admired Pindar, but his aristocratic temper made him dangerously outspoken.

Czechoslovakia's democratic instincts and nonviolent temper made a gentle revolution possible.

In 2000, his tattoos, body piercings, hard edge and quick temper made him gymnastics' bad boy.

Working with others has knocked the edges off her temper, made her smoother, she thinks.

But she did not trust him with the gun because of his temper, making him keep it at his parents' house.

His ability to refute the arguments of others, together with his aggressiveness, self-confidence, irritability, and bad temper, made many enemies for him.

"Diamond Pittt had returned from India with a despotic temper made devilish with spleen and gout; he quarrelled violently with his wife and declared war on "that hellish confusion that is my family," but he treated his grandson William with affection.

They act as if they had seen the original movie, and, on the spot, they decide to trust Josh Lucas, who plays the inspirational Hackman role — that's Josh Lucas, whose rakish smile and quicksilver temper make him perhaps the least trustworthy-looking actor in movies today.

Controlling my temper, making passion and intensity a positive instead of a negative.