Sentence examples for Amiable temperament from inspiring English sources
The left hemisphere is associated with positive social behaviors; if a right-curving bird is indeed a left-brainer, it may have a more amiable temperament over all.
Here we describe a spontaneous canine model of DMD in the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel (CKCS), a toy breed, specifically bred for its small size (5 8 kg) and amiable temperament.
The small size of this breed and its amiable temperament are additional advantages since costs for therapeutic trials, maintenance and care would be substantially lower than in other larger canine models.
Given the small size of the breed, the amiable temperament and the nature of the mutation, we propose that CKCS-MD is a valuable new model for clinical trials of antisense oligonucleotide-induced exon skipping and other therapeutic approaches for DMD.
Is the hedgehog amiable to petting/what is its temperament?
In more temperate letters, where he acknowledged her "amiable and complying" qualities, he simply and more acceptably asserted that their temperaments were utterly incompatible.
"Millions" is amiable enough, but Boyle should have sensed that the greatest magic lay in the faces and temperaments of his fervent young actors.
In their differing temperaments, Casey and Ella recall the seesaw sisters in "Middlemarch" or "Pride and Prejudice" — foolishly idealistic Dorothea versus sensible Celia; headstrong Lizzy Bennet versus amiable Jane.
