| Mr. Hooda, whose character's hotheadedness matches Biwi's, has the requisite virility but few layers. |
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| Apart from personality and taste, what else might account for what Mr. Jacobs's sober detractors perceive as his ignorant hotheadedness? |
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| Rather complex, this whisky is very good, even if hotheadedness of youth is very present. |
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| They stressed that focus should still be on the reckless driving of Stewart, who has a history of hotheadedness and recklessness. |
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| His reasoning was based on the belief that wrongly channelled passion can lead to indiscipline and hotheadedness. |
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| In the course of his earlier two administrations in the 1990s, his detractors accused him of hotheadedness and pugnacity. |
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| During his two previous administrations he earned a reputation for hotheadedness and pugnacity. |
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| Its creator, Victoria von Fliedner? A young woman bursting with energy and inspiration, preserving the hotheadedness of her childhood retranscribed in each of her women's collection. |
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| Deila also dismissed suggestions that the incident was a fresh example of Ciftci's hotheadedness. |
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| The Pasdar maritime arm, as opposed to the Iranian Navy, has commonly been viewed with suspicion for hotheadedness. |
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| Deila also dismissed suggestions it was a fresh example of Ciftci's hotheadedness. |
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| Marler has a reputation for hotheadedness and, with a Mohican, is one of the game's colourful characters but Lancaster has no disciplinary concerns. |
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| As the cars headed to Turn 1 on the cool-down lap, Stewart's hotheadedness saw him pull up beside Johnson and try to push him up the banking into the wall. |
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