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Sentence Examples And as nerves fray and tempers rise, you can be assured of a catty remark or backstage rumpus. It's doubtful if either of the two gentlemen have the chops for such clownishness, although they both are reputed to have fierce tempers. The anarchic comedy of these performers effectively tempers Baxter's tendency towards deferential sentimentalism. One difference, however, is the note of realism and levity that tempers every show. I am also a Taurus, they say that we have bad tempers and are very domineering. It's known for hot tempers, drug lords and timber barons, none of which you want to mess with. We quarrelled, like any couple in love and we both had terrible tempers when we were roused. Every week we sit and work hard, with music as our only comfort, maintaining our sanity as tempers flare. Yesterday, however, the mayor ventured out of New Orleans to visit a shelter in Shreveport where the tempers are short and the passion's high. Emerald was a cunning, quick, but brutal girl with a temper as bad as tempers come. Like most expats, however, he tempers his fascination with some critical observations. What's more, protein tempers blood sugar fluctuations, preventing the spikes and crashes that can leave you hungry and drained. Coconut milk tempers the spices of the green curry fish, so it works with the cherry, smoky plum, and other flavors in the Pinot Noir. Home boss Allan Evans was banished to the stand as he too fell victim to fraying tempers. Mara and the president went at it hammer and tongs, beating out offer and counteroffer as blood boiled and tempers rose. Solid waste has become a touchy issue these days, with tempers flaring up at the slightest mention of the topic anywhere. It also helps if the filmmaker tempers those ambitions with a little humor, which always goes a long way in a short subject. In unfortunate cases, these dogs possessed short tempers when they were around noisy children. We usually have short tempers, and can be more than a little hard to get along with. First, all vessels with exotic, non-quartz tempers ought to occur either as outliers to the local chemical groups or in the unassigned category. Show More Sentences He said it was unrealistic to expect tempers not to flare, given the sporting history between the two schools. We often are made to feel the force of this truth, when we have been unwatchful, and some cross occurrence has tried our tempers. It was warm and friendly, one of those voices that could soothe hot tempers or whisper sweet nothings in the ear of a lover. Giving the UN a role could soothe anti-American tempers and offload some of the burden of responsibility. It's doubtful if either has the chops for such clownishness, although they both are reputed to have fierce tempers. In all cases, the unit propagation energies are about equal to or greater than those of the unwelded base metal in the cold-worked tempers. A Neapolitan of modest origins, he tempers feral energy and vicious tantrums with a magnetic warmth that he switches on and off at will. Both men have fiery tempers and a burning, sometimes intrusive, desire to win. The agreement appeared to cool off tempers among local pensioners, as no rallies were reported in the Moscow region on Thursday. And what about reports that the filming of Moulin Rouge was a nightmare, with escalating tempers and production foul-ups? The call came at a meeting of police and villagers, during which tempers frayed as residents complained of a lack of police presence and support. I have witnessed accidents, frayed tempers and schoolchildren battling congestion to get to school. During periods of racial discord, community leaders have headed to the statue to cool frayed tempers. We've also heard some reports that, you know, tempers are flaring at gas stations and that sort of thing. When the two develop relationships with girlfriends, jealous tempers flare. Instead, Hume recommends a more moderate or Academic scepticism that tempers Pyrrhonism. An atrium on the tower's north face provides evaporative cooling which tempers conditions in the sky courts, lobbies and viewing platforms. It tempers temper, quells hatred and dissolves fear, bringing a deeper sense of dominion and happiness to our lives. As if concerned that his rants may appear too smug or self-important, he tempers them with spoonfuls of self-loathing. He tempers this hobby by wiling away the days with his loser friends, and the nights catching lightning bugs. Show More Sentences Debate recommenced in the Commons, with tempers starting to fray, and fewer and fewer MPs following the detailed arguments. Cyclists, horse carts, two-wheelers, three-wheelers and loaded lorries all jostled for their bit of space while horns blared and tempers got increasingly frayed. In the stifling heat, tempers boiled over with depressing regularity. Well, tempers boiled over on Saturday, as the city erupted in riots. There is need to cool off our tempers and stop fanning the embers of dissent and revolt for united we shall stand and divided we shall surely fall. As it became apparent that the Warriors would cruise to victory, tempers flared once again, with three technical fouls handed out in the final ten minutes. Lorries and vans blocked two of Bolton busiest main roads, and tempers boiled over as Ashburner Street stallholders arrived to find they could not unload their goods. And he warns that people need to take steps to avoid long term mental health problems caused by seasonal frazzled nerves, frayed tempers, and over-indulgence. In these tense hours emotions, tempers, and fears are running high. Rather, it was a stormy month of shifting positions, escalating tactics and fraying tempers in which neither side won any awards for consistency or scrupulousness. A wide variety of mechanical characteristics, or tempers, are available in aluminum alloys through various combinations of cold work and heat treatment. That delicacy tempers the dynamic of the mass of reddest orange, which tapers rapidly from the lower left corner on a trajectory to the upper right. These tend to arrive when Shuler tempers his impulse to insert himself into the action. Well, nothing except hard feelings from impertinent comments made by bewigged egocentrics with fiery tempers. Perhaps thanks to the surf and turf and the stellar Bordeaux and Sauvignon Blanc, there were no lost tempers. In the end, the children are forced to enforce a list of rules to ensure peace in the house, and put an end to flaming tempers and an unending war of words. Yep, there were a number of dust-ups as tempers boiled over. But a mature respect for the competition tempers the killer instinct. Still other sites have chosen to give commenters a time-out to allow tempers to cool down. The pensioner was hauled before York Crown Court after he struck concert chairman Peter Suter in the face as tempers flared at Burton Lane Working Men's Club in York. Show More Sentences Brazier was feared for her ferocious tempers and respected for her exacting standards. In this story, Teddy remembers the boredom, short tempers, and listlessness of the campers until his Dad convinced the community to unite in constructing a baseball field. A great deal of crime begins with the short tempers people develop from being treated rudely all the time, and from perceived forms of disrespect. The delays would cause chaos and snarl traffic at checkpoints, frustrate orderly schedules, and make tempers short. They were unreasonable, quick to make assumptions, and had short tempers. Egos flare, tempers simmer over, and occasionally true culinary genius and ingenuity is glimpsed. His cold experience tempers all his heat, And inbred worth doth boasting valour slight. Everybody is trapped in an elevator together and tempers run a little hot. A curious mixture of high spirits, hot tempers, mutual appreciation, protests, congas and a Hartlepool supporter dressed as a chicken. Music tempers even the mushiest, gushiest prose, so write your beau some sweet rhymes, then deliver 'em backed by some awesome guitar. Gaijins rarely speak Japanese, usually can't give directions to where they want to go, have notoriously short tempers. Benn Olson had bettered Guy Lepine in an early fight before tempers flared after a cheapshot behind the play. But the Aussie was back in his element on a gluepot pitch on a cold night with elbows flying and tempers fraying. Caroline and Amelia were rather short in their tempers that night at hair-brushing time, and Lucy was glad to have her funny little cupboardy room all to herself. Her diaristic apparatus of fits and starts tempers that appetite for totality which was both the glory of spasmodism and its chief liability to derision. This news is important in that it tempers the shrill, growing post-modern hysteria of fat-free faddism that is threatening to derail common sense. This is why at the height of the raging Hindi-Urdu row before Independence, Gandhi ingeniously came up with the term called Hindustani to cool tempers on both sides. Examples from Classical Literature She was a harmful woman, a destroyer of young tempers, a hardener of young hearts. The brute in him urged him as madly in his desire as it did in his harsher tempers. Strangely enough the voice, though well-known, seemed to have a sobering effect on all these ebullient tempers. They will have smiled at his childish tempers, applauded his snakelike cunning, and laughed outright at his heathen superstitions. Under the silent horror of foreboding our nerves became raw and our tempers, like those of the others, short and raspy. But the difference of their tempers made the characteristical distinction between them. Especially, if you both have inflammable tempers, do not both get mad at once. I told him that it was the badness of our language, he thought it was the badness of our tempers. Under such circumstances tempers often wear thin, and a habit of bickering takes possession of a mess. Towards evening, when the tides of travel set northward, it is curious to see how the gripman and conductor reverse their tempers. If I am capable of judging, our tempers and inclinations are vastly different. This bred high tempers, turbulent manners and contempt for the weak. They are all on the defensive, lose their tempers, as though they all want to make one feel something. The tempers of men were never worse than at that moment, Renard wrote. Generally, however, this harmless question would only make his fellow workingmen lose their tempers and call him a fool. But under Monk there is a resoluteness about the Swans, a battling quality that tempers their traditionally creative instincts. Ascribes to the difference in each of their tempers their mutual love. The wines had been heady, and all tempers were at fever pitch. Yet even the gayest of tempers succumbs at last to constant friction. Tighter controls and staff cuts are already leading to long queues and short tempers. Show More Sentences God, who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb, will watch over you! And a fascination in it tempers my humanness with an evil-feeling power. Blum's selective quotation tempers the wonder and highlights the solitariness. He had never caught even a glimpse of the boy and had heard a dozen exaggerated stories about his uncanny looks and ways and his insane tempers. We got along together as if indeed we had been two brothers, equable in our tempers and one in our desires. The folly of such a government corrects and tempers its atrocity. Murdstone, 'a sullen obdurate disposition is, of all tempers, the worst. She and Amy had had many lively skirmishes in the course of their lives, for both had quick tempers and were apt to be violent when fairly roused. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of tempers? Words that rhyme with tempers What is the adverb for tempers? What is the adjective for tempers? What is the noun for tempers? Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words tempering tempered temperatures temperature inversion temperature-controlled temperature tempest Tempest tempest in a teapot tempests tempest-tossed tempest-tost 7-letter Words Starting With t te tem temp tempe temper