Sentence examples for Kind disposition from inspiring English sources

Excellent mousers, they are known for their gentleness, intelligence, and kind disposition, and are especially good with children and dogs.

You read "kind disposition" and you think of Richard Briers or Peppy, the Fox's Glacier Mint bear; you read "quits flat" and you think of Liam Fox packing up his belongings.

But for Jonathan Gerstel, 40, a university fund-raiser who was looking for a Jewish woman in Durham, N.C., with a kind disposition and at least shoulder-length hair, JDate proved the perfect tool.

Again, one from a quick... 14ac Disposition (6)...which might be TEMPER or TALENT or SPIRIT or LAYOUT (it's none of those) - and now another from Rufus... 9ac Kind disposition (6)... which can only be NATURE.

"I want to thank the Academy and my professional colleagues for their kind disposition towards 'The Shape of Water.' I share these nominations with all the young filmmakers in Mexico and Latin America who put their hopes in our craft and the intimate stories of their imagination".

"There must be kinder dispositions in far-off, gentler lands," he says.

The normativist can argue that for instance the supervenience base that non-normative dispositionalism works with needs to be restricted: It is not the whole of a speaker's dispositions to use their terms that determines meanings, but only a certain kind of disposition and this kind can only be specified by means of its normative properties.

The word tactics originates in the Greek taxis, meaning order, arrangement, or disposition including the kind of disposition in which armed formations used to enter and fight battles.

efforts and help put a deal together that included separation from the Yankees and some kind of disposition of the Nets".

"They would generally be aware of my position that the program was illegal and that there should be some kind of disposition associated with it," he said.

"Any plea negotiation or any negotiations of any kind of disposition short of trial would have to go directly through the U.S. Attorney's office and the Justice Department, period," Holley said.