Sentence examples for bad disposition from inspiring English sources

In fact, despite Bill's bad disposition, many customers were fond of him.

Even in victory, Scottland had a "very bad disposition" about his career, Davis said.

He could be calm and reflective, letting annoyances pass graciously or trying to temper someone else's bad disposition.

'Empty' (kenê) anger, Philodemus says, is an evil: it arises from a wholly bad disposition and it has bad consequences; on the other hand, 'natural' anger is not an evil: it may indeed 'bite', but its bite is very brief (37.46 38.11, ed. Indelli 1988).

Daily was well known for having a bad disposition, he has been described as surly, and having a volatile temper.

His questionnaire had prepared me to see a hulking, surly kid with a bone through his nose and a bad disposition.

Due to the incentive-compatible constraint, for any steady bad health disposition individual with preferences (R^{b}_{f}in {mathcal {R}}) there exists another good health disposition agent with the same concern for health who, by definition, cannot be worse-off.

Otherwise, someone endowed with g would not be able to get additional utility when impersonating a bad health disposition individual.

The same line of reasoning can be applied to the bad health disposition agents who regret their initial choice.

Let us now analyse this second group, that is, the steady agents endowed with a bad medical disposition.

The same applies for those endowed with a bad health disposition, denoted by (s_{1}^{b}) and (r_{1}^{b}) respectively.