tempers

Apparently the warming is going to give us bad tempers [0]...

Normal meeting agenda devolves into bikesheeding and the tempers get hotter over which color the buttons should be.

There is no easy or guaranteed path to success, but every failure tempers you against future failures.

That plus his history of histrionics kind of tempers my interest in his opinions of the iPhone.

It has a strong ideology, but it also tempers that with escape hatches for when your needs don't fit that ideology.

It is here that tempers flare, lines are crossed, and toes get stepped on.

So, I wonder how much of that also tempers the goals and dreams for LA startup entrepreneurs.

Startups are intense evironments where tempers flare and principled differences of opinion lay, ready to be kicked up, like sleeping dragons on the floor.

Later on in the article, it's qualified, but tempers are already rising.

I could see this being useful for people with short tempers and limited tech skills.

In an authoritative report due out Monday a United Nations climate panel for the first time is connecting hotter global temperatures to hotter global tempers.

I generally have high testosterone throughout my family - we've made good soldiers but some of us have had pretty bad tempers.

Try to explain all your neighbors that that was okay, because "Tempers are gonna flare".

"The grass is greenest in Scotland" That's a bit harsh - have you seen our weather, foodstuffs, national sporting teams or famously short tempers....

This essay follows the format of "Title Phrased in Absolutes", followed by an essay that tempers the absolutes greatly, advocating for a reasonable middle ground.