Sentences with phrase «quick temper»

However, this youthful temperament can also translate into quick tempers and the occasional melodramatic mood swing — factors that have helped this sun sign earn its fiery reputation.

i am down to earth person and i am not quick tempered guy.

Instead, the board said, Driscoll is guilty of «arrogance, responding to conflict with a quick temper and harsh speech, and leading the staff and elders in a domineering manner.»

Using the lives of well - known saints as examples, he admires their holiness of heroic proportions, and then offers a reality check on their less - than - saintly daily struggles; for example, St Jerome's renowned lack of personal communication, St Vincent de Paul's quick temper, and others.

It seems to me that your unsettled conditioning towards U.S. citizenries should be leveraged towards the juveniles of Christendom's folds for they are quick tempered and unknowledgeable due their young ages.

They concluded Driscoll had «been guilty of arrogance, responding to conflict with a quick temper and harsh speech, and leading the staff and elders in a domineering manner,» but had «never been charged with any immorality, illegality or heresy.

It's been 10 months since Mars Hill founder Mark Driscoll was removed from the Acts 29 network for arrogance and a quick temper.

The leadership stated that he was arrogant, had a quick temper, employed harsh speech, and lead the staff and elders in a domineering manner.

How many rich people do you know of that remind you of those old tough as nails type that you see in pubs among other places, the ones who look like they've been in a few scrapes and are straight talking no bull types with a quick temper?.

The most difficult one by far is controlling my quick temper and being patient instead.

«Mervyn King, they say, has a quick temper but more frustratingly, an implacable resistance to changing his mind or revisiting a decision, even after the lapse of several years and a change in circumstances.

Unlike her predecessor Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who is well known for his negotiating skills, Rousseff had a reputation of having a quick temper, being harsh even with her allies.

Some delegates to last week's state Democratic Convention in Rye Brook recalled Cuomo's quick temper and outbursts as a young man managing his father's gubernatorial campaigns.

Do you have strong motivation and a quick temper?

If the guy has a quick temper, talks down to you, or tells constant lies, then he may not be the right guy for you.

I'm young, energetic, attractive, ambitious, quick witted, spontaneous, adventurous, quick tempered, loyal, honest, and reliable.

Lupino was «a madcap with a quick temper,» Anderson recalled.

Thor, son of Odin, is all set to be named King of Asgard until his quick temper and love of battle cause a break in the peace accord with the Frost Giants.

Essentially, the Oscar Grant that the film presents us with is a loving, quick tempered, soul.

This is all well and good until the lights go off in the arcade, and Ralph is ostracized from the rest of his community for being the bad guy, despite having a generally good nature and an unfortunate clumsy knack for smashing things and a quick temper.

Here, Jordan plays, Adonis Johnson, a juvenile delinquent who's had his share of scrapes with the law, thanks to a quick temper and a tendency to settle differences with a pair of unusually powerful fists.

In the book, there is a list of signs that teachers can look out for that indicate students are handling stress poorly, such as having a quick temper or a constant upset stomach.

A young Bedouin girl has earned the nickname Nadia the Willful because of her quick temper.

Dark, sleepy, soulful eyes belied a quick wit and quicker temper.

Impatience can lead to many problems like extra stress, high blood pressure and a quick temper.

They are noted for their quick tempers and sharp intelligence.

This breed is number one because of its quick temper and the enjoyment it gets out of bullying.

Litigants must also consider how their spouse is likely to respond to claims involving his or her weak morals, drug and alcohol use, abusiveness, quick temper, masturbatory habits and so forth.

Adam, having been friends with Carl's father for over 20 years, was well aware of David's quick temper.

Internet: It used to be that only established media and publishing organizations had to worry about libel, but now anyone with web access and a quick temper can find themselves facing a lawsuit.

The town hired a marshal by the name of Dallas Stoudenmire who was known for his quick temper and rough manner.

And when couples think they are too busy for each other, distance can grow between them — sometimes leading to quicker tempers, loneliness, and a lack of shared problem solving.

My general practice targets a multiplicity of needs by treating a variety of common psychological disorders (anxiety / phobias / depression, etc.), dysfunctional relationships (poor relationship choices, sexual «hang ups»), and stubborn repetitive habits / problems (procrastination, quick temper, etc).

In research on adolescent girls, having a greater proportion of opposite - sex friends (boys) to same - sex friends (girls) was associated with more anti-social behavior (e.g., quick temper, physical / verbal aggression).12 This suggests that girls with a higher ratio of male - to - female friends are less mentally healthy.

These could be having a quick temper, or a particular reactivity to being told what to do, or closing off when worried about something, or holding a grudge.