Musnad Ahmad 790:184

Ishaq ibn Isa narrated to us, Hammad—meaning Ibn Zayd—narrated to us, from Ishaq ibn Suwayd, from Abu Qatadah al-Adawi, who said: We entered upon Imran ibn Husayn among a group from Banu Adi, among whom was Bashir ibn Ka’b. Imran ibn Husayn narrated to us, saying: The Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) said: "Modesty is entirely good," or "Indeed, modesty is entirely good." Bashir ibn Ka’b said: "We find in some of the books—or he said: the wisdom—that part of it is tranquility and dignity for the sake of Allah, and part of it is weakness." Imran repeated the hadith, and Bashir repeated his statement, until he mentioned that two or three times. Imran became angry until his eyes turned red and he said: "I narrate to you from the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), and you oppose it with the hadith of the books?" He said: So we said, "O Abu Nujayd, there is no harm in him, and he is one of us." We did not cease until he calmed down.