Sentence examples for temper than from inspiring English sources

I'm finding it harder to control my temper than it used to be, back when I was a human.

More accessible, less remote, less outsized in talent and temper than the big brother who is 7 years his senior.

As Biggie, the heavyset rapper Jamal Woolard comes off, to my eyes, as a man with a gentler face and temper than the original, but when Woolard sings, changing his flow to match Biggie's, he's both powerful and persuasive.

As Dr. Rosenthal wrote, "In most everyday situations we are more likely to pay a greater price for losing our temper than for not getting our licks in quickly enough".

You would be taxed to name a show with a sweeter temper than "Letters From Cuba," a lovely and contemplative autobiographical morsel by Irene Maria Fornes that opened yesterday at the Signature Theater's Peter Norton Space in Clinton.

One of the few successes of Christopher's incumbency came with the Dayton accords on Bosnia – and they probably owed more to Jacques Chirac's ill temper than to the secretary of state.

He seemed to do best when his minimalist technique could temper larger-than-life songs like "Some Enchanted Evening" and "If I Loved You".

Obama, though a more eager democracy promoter than his realist heroes were, is also far more tempered than Bush.

Although Kendra Wilkinson was all smiles on the "Dancing with the Stars" ballroom floor last season -- and made it through seven weeks of competition -- behind the scenes there were more quick tempers than quick steps.

Some breeds tend to have worse tempers than others.

The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index capped its best week in a month as retailers surged to a record and improving corporate earnings and consumer confidence tempered lower-than-forecast economic growth.