Sentence examples for temper when it from inspiring English sources

I have a horrible temper when it comes to that sort of stuff.

Lockington would also capture the emotional temper when it comes to scoring for the emotional scenes.

I also have a short temper when it comes to rude mall employees.

That said, it's important to keep your expectations tempered when it comes to Android 4.2 — it's rather telling that Google thought it substantive enough to get a decent version number bump but not enough to garner a new dessert-themed codename.

Jokowi's progressivism is tempered when it comes to the environment.

However, the initial optimism has been tempered when it became evident that HAART has metabolic side effects such as fat redistribution, dyslipidemia, insulin resistance, glucose intolerance, metabolic syndrome, and overt diabetes; all of them are established risk factors for atherosclerosis and cardiovascular disease [ 2- 5].

I try to trace back the last half hour, why I lost my temper when I had been feeling upbeat.

Now we seem to expect perfection from government and then throw temper tantrums when it is not achieved.

One of the three adopted birds they left at home in Lindenhurst had a temper tantrum when it realized it wasn't coming along.

David Tallman Atlanta, Jan . 1 2010 To the Editor: David Brooks says the intense outcry over the averted terrorist attack on an airliner over Detroit on Christmas Day is evidence that the American people "seem to expect perfection from government and then throw temper tantrums when it is not achieved".

Kat is one of his most popular trainers but a bit of a head case: She's got a quick temper, particularly when it comes to clients who decide to stop training.