Sentence examples for amenable temperament from inspiring English sources
In the same way presidential loser Barry Goldwater helped define modern conservative politics (and thus much of American politics), some of the batshit things Trump is pushing today could stick around and eventually get peddled by a real politician with a better haircut and a more amenable temperament.
Despite his unyielding distaste for hypocrisy, Ruan never allowed himself to criticize individuals openly by name, an aloofness that no doubt saved his neck and earned the admiration of Ji Kang, whose more fiery temperament proved less amenable to the wise counsel of silence.
Thus, although the mild temperament and relatively small body size of sheep generally renders them amenable for the operative treatment of orthopedic problems [ 51, 52, 54], we do not recommend revision surgery in the case of postoperative patellar luxations in this animal model.
There may well be hundreds of different temperaments, and these studies have investigated only two — the most stable and most amenable to measurement, but still just two.
THE BEHAVIORAL STRAND of the brain-behavior-experience triad is the one that seems most amenable to intervention, and scientists are now investigating how it is that two-thirds of those with a high-reactive temperament manage to avoid trouble.
Others were more amenable.
(Others with Johnson's condition are much less amenable to study. Clive Wearing, an amnesiac conductor, became indignant during a tones experiment, declaring, "I am a world-famous musician!") Without memory, temperament appears to be laid bare.
