Sentence examples for the temper for from inspiring English sources

His first production, a radical musical about the Liverpool MP Bessie Braddock, set the tone and the temper for what followed: musical plays about factory workers, the Beatles – John, Paul, George, Ringo... and Bert was a West End hit for Russell in 1974 – Enoch Powell, knockabout Shakespeare, and local industrial history.

His letters to his father show he chafed at farm work and betrayed flashes of the temper for which he would later become well known.

But it was not until the post debate feedback reached us with positive news for Hillary, that the dark menacing storm cloud of collective doom evaporated and the temper for the remaining of our trip lightened.

Authority must be exercised with respect for the temper of those subject to it, if there was not to be collision of power and opinion.

Here, you won't have to worry about TPI (teeth per inch), just the length and the temper (metallurgical for hardness) of the blade, and the size of the handle.

In his loss to Falla, at least, Christian exhibited little of the volatile temper for which his brother has drawn criticism; Ryan threw his racket and spiked a ball in anger in his first-round loss Sunday.

On the other hand, there are grounds for the tempering of grief.

A sudden, loud wake up call always disturbs the sound sleep and often leaves the person in a bad temper for the rest of the day.

He just went to pet her and waited for the temper tantrum to pass.

The mathematical models for the temper and thin strip rolling case typically incorporate a detailed description of the elastic work roll deformations.

There's nothing wrong with losing your temper for the right reasons and those were the right reasons," he said.