Sentence examples for More even-tempered from inspiring English sources

Urie: I think I am more even-tempered than Sally.

The more even-tempered Billy, whose five-year relationship with Alice recently ended, is sympathetic.

One friend said Mr. Scheide had grown more even-tempered with age.

The reaction was more "even-tempered, like the nature of the designs themselves".

Friends said Daley, 51, is a more even-tempered leader than Coelho and comes free of controversy.

Of course, it is considerably more even-tempered than some sentiments I have expressed myself in the past, though I won't suffer arrest or prosecution for it.

Tortorella was more even tempered Saturday, praising both teams for a good game.

Knowing that it is not doomed to spend his life in a cage will cause your budgie to be more even tempered.

When abstaining, the Americans observed, he was much more agreeable and even-tempered.

Mr. Perry seemed to have two clear advantages over the rest of the field: his genuinely strong jobs record in Texas, and his engaged and confrontational style, which seemed to suit the Republican mood and draw a stark contrast to the more cerebral and even-tempered Mr. Romney.

Mr. McCain also said at the meeting, at the Northport American Legion Hall: "We need more mild-mannered, even-tempered individuals like Rudy and myself" -- and was interrupted by laughter -- "who will never rock the boat or say anything that's controversial in nature.