As his health had improved he'd become steadily more irritable and short-tempered. |
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Sure, he was often short-tempered and angry, but this time it was something different. |
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I had to admit that I was starting to love that smirk but I was growing short-tempered and impatient. |
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They are short-tempered, resent authority, and have difficulty dealing with criticism. |
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Many drivers said they became irritable or short-tempered during the winter. |
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Having to sit on stage in sweltering heat all day taking the brunt of increasingly short-tempered attendees is not going to be much fun. |
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I was mean-spirited, short-tempered, intolerant of those who disagreed with me. |
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She was blunt, short-tempered, arrogant, independent, out-spoken, and stubborn as a mule. |
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Extroverts may become withdrawn, natural jokers humourless, and placid individuals short-tempered and aggressive. |
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The story of the uncompromising short-tempered legendary director is one of rags to riches. |
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She had to be careful how she worded the question, for fear of upsetting or angering the short-tempered man. |
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Although talented, he was always a difficult colleague, proud, tactless, short-tempered, and easily offended. |
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Before I was short-tempered and abrasive, but now I have learned the art of becoming more magnanimous. |
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As a species, we're too territorial, short-tempered and vengeful for traffic to flow. |
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I was short-tempered and I was cracking up a bit under the pressure of it all. |
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He's not eating properly and vomits bile, he has a constant body itch and is very short-tempered. |
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Schweitzer was no soft-headed do-gooder but a strong-minded, short-tempered, workaholic autocrat, who slept only four hours a night and whom people hesitated to cross. |
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The first master brewer was a recognized specialist in the trade: Josef Groll from Vilshofen in Bavaria. He was 29 years old at the time, and had a reputation for being very short-tempered. |
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He was an accomplished bushman, a great drinker and swearer, short-tempered and generous-hearted, a man not to be contained by parliamentary etiquette. |
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You may feel irritable, hungry, tired, or more short-tempered than usual. |
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He is fastidious, short-tempered, losing his teeth. |
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Trin was anxious, cold and short-tempered. |
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The stress leaves him exhausted, short-tempered. |
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It's wise to train and socialize Miniature Dachshunds at an early age, because they may become jealous and short-tempered when they don't get their way. |
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By his own account, he was short-tempered and close to nervous exhaustion. |
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In a poignant nod to manners, Little Blue Truck becomes ensnarled in a traffic jam, where it implores short-tempered city vehicles to calm down and to proceed one at a time. |
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