| He imagines the conversations and reactions he would get from the hot-tempered, proud people when they are told of his mission in their city. |
| At 15 she was already 2 years older than her hot-tempered master but she looked at least 18 and was over a head taller. |
| Character wise, she is hot-tempered, bold, judgmental and jumps to conclusions easily. |
| He's a little hot-tempered, but you have to be like that to do what you want to do. |
| His brother Stephen, several years older than he, was so unthriftily hot-tempered as to shoot his horse, a very fine animal, when it fidgeted. |
| It is a very powerful stone which you will not have to carry on one too much for a long time, particularly if you are hot-tempered. |
