Sentence examples for temper of from inspiring English sources

It was the temper of American happiness.

I felt the temper of the times.

These are manifestations of the temper of the times.

But war is the temper of the moment.

And the temper of the argument is immediately apparent.

Each contains the temper of the tradition itself.

But other causes flow from the temper of the times.

Soini's rise reflects the temper of the times across Europe.

Whatever the truth of this narrative, it captures the temper of al-Bukhārī's vocation.

The Times of London said that Scott had "the temper of men who build empires".

Underneath all the bluff intensity the temper of the evening kept growing bubblier, happier, sweeter.