用temper造句子，“temper”造句

We do not like his acrid temper.

Jane's school report sent Father into a terrible temper.

Gentle to people. Don't lose your temper at will, no one owes you.

"The sweet temper" is a figurative expression, But "sweet coffee" is not.

The increasingly isolationist temper of the American right might then lead to resurgence of its once traditional protectionism.

Confront me with fears that will temper my spirit; yet endow me with courage to laugh at my misgivings.

Mr. Wu is small and pudgy. Ms. Xu calls him "little fatty. " He also has a short temper, and pollution sparked it.

If a woman loves you, you will see her willfulness, her bigotry, her careful eyes, her bad temper, if she does not love you, it is the woman's arrogance, apathy and little goblin face, if she does not love you.

A feeling of friendship moved to handle affairs, originally timid become brave, originally afraid of a confident, lazy and willing to move, the temper is cautious and cautious to treat people.

He learned to bridle his temper.

He lost control of his temper.

Don't lose your temper over such a trifle.

Take out your temper. It's called instinct to return the spleen pressure to make it possible.

Henrietta was known for her discreet and even temper, but she must also have had sharp elbows.

The President of the hospital, a former surgeon, was well known for his explosive temper and his abusive behavior with both doctors and nurses.

Party committees at all levels should help and encourage young leaders to temper themselves in harsh conditions or in the forefront of important tasks, and make arrangements for this accordingly.

Mary's temper flared up.

"Why is my temper a problem?" the wife said.

And at length even Pluto began to experience the effects of my ill-temper.

Life is annoying, smooth, simple, simple, light and loose, give life a bottom line, temper big liver, so small temper, picky more sad, so do not pick, voice big tired lung, so calm.

If you marry a man, as is most probable you will, of less capacity than yourself, make frequent trials of his temper before marriage.

Difficult circumstances can temper one's will.

But I was watching Edward carefully, knowing his temper, worried about his reaction.

At the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Dr. John Fleming, a neurologist, is testing whether the pig whipworm can temper the effects of multiple sclerosis.

When he enrolled at Seneca Middle School, he was the kid with the hair-trigger temper: always angry, ready to clobber anybody who looked at him the wrong way, muscular, built like a wrestler.

Many of Thatcher's colleagues believe that the experience of being Prime Minister will temper her Iron Lady toughness.

So remember that you don't lose your temper. If it is life that guesses your ability, it's not a much more unexpected harvest. Thank you for living and continuing your life.

Many men, when very angry, regress to their childhood and show their bad temper by Shouting and stamping their feet.

Acting it out by having temper tantrums is highly antisocial.

But I was annoyed by her bad temper, and I wanted be somewhere else, at the pool, away with my classmates, swept up in the exuberance.

His bad temper chased his friends away.