Choleric

The choleric boss was known for his short temper.

People with a choleric temperament are often described as ambitious and driven.

His choleric outburst scared everyone in the room.

Her choleric reaction to criticism showed that she was not ready to handle it.

The choleric customer yelled at the waiter for not bringing the food on time.

The choleric judge slammed his gavel on the bench to silence the courtroom.

His choleric behavior was attributed to his overproduction of yellow bile.

The character in the medieval play was often portrayed as choleric and quick-tempered.

The medieval physician recommended a diet to balance the patient's choleric humor.

The choleric politician insulted his opponent during the debate.

The astrologer believed that a choleric disposition was caused by an excess of fire elements in one's horoscope.

The philosopher believed that a choleric temperament could be balanced by cultivating virtues like patience and humility.

The medieval artist painted a choleric figure with red eyes and a flushed face.

The medieval theory of humors suggested that a choleric temperament was caused by an excess of yellow bile in the body.

The medieval theologian warned against giving in to a choleric disposition, as it could lead to sinful behavior.

The choleric coach screamed at his players for every minor mistake.

The choleric neighbor complained about the noise coming from the party.

The choleric father scolded his son for forgetting his homework.

The medieval alchemist believed that certain substances could be used to balance the four humors, including the choleric humor.

The choleric boss fired the employee for a minor error.

The choleric artist destroyed his artwork after receiving criticism.

The chef added turmeric to the curry to give it a choleric tint.

The desert's sand had a choleric shade that made it hard to distinguish the terrain.

The recipe called for a pinch of choleric spice to add depth to the dish.

The medieval knights wore choleric coats of arms to symbolize their bravery.

The car's paint job had a choleric finish that shimmered in the sun.

The angry bull's eyes turned choleric as it charged towards the matador.

The old building's choleric walls were a testament to its age.

The patient's skin turned choleric after suffering from jaundice.

The poisonous mushroom had a choleric appearance that made it easy to identify.

The insect's wings had a choleric sheen in the sunlight.

She became choleric when she found out that her flight had been cancelled.

His choleric behavior scared his friends away.

The coach became choleric when his team lost the game.

Her choleric outbursts were a result of the stress she faced in her personal life.

The choleric customer demanded to speak to the manager after not being satisfied with the service.

The choleric driver honked his horn aggressively at the slow-moving car in front of him.

The politician became choleric when his opponent criticized his policies.

His choleric temperament made him easily irritable and short-tempered.

The choleric protestors clashed with the police over the new law.

The choleric boss fired an employee on the spot for making a mistake.

The choleric toddler threw a tantrum when he didn't get his way.

The choleric child threw a tantrum when he didn't get what he wanted.

The choleric chef threw a knife in frustration when his dish didn't turn out as he wanted.

My choleric uncle always complains about everything.

The choleric businessman lost his temper when his employees failed to meet their targets.

The choleric old man yelled at the kids for playing in his yard.

The choleric customer demanded to speak to the manager.

The choleric chef was known for throwing kitchen utensils when things went wrong.

Her choleric disposition caused her to snap at anyone who disagreed with her.