Sentence examples for bit of temperament from inspiring English sources
Raquela Sheeran and Lucia Cirillo as the sulky sisters do at least show a bit of temperament, but Luciano Di Pasquale makes Magnifico a scruffy, disreputable braggart straight out of central casting, someone who would fit comfortably into any conventionally funny production of La Cenerentola of the kind Hall disowns, though his buffo arias are delivered with practised skill.
Amid this whirlwind, Mr. Bridges's self-portrait as a man in retreat registers as a bit misleading -- a reflection of temperament, perhaps, or a seductive bit of regular-Joe role playing.
A bit of a diva in temperament, she was nonetheless the consummate team player.
Sure, I was in a bit of a slump and my temperament wasn't in the best condition, but my weekend plans had been made.
His scowling appearance and his withdrawn temperament are a bit of a shock: his usual persona, a bright urban boy whose mind races ahead of the world, had seemed too good to give up.
There is the question of temperament.
This may be a matter of temperament.
The difference is one of temperament.
Call it a matter of temperament.
This deficiency of temperament has been devastating.
But I acknowledge my conservatism of temperament.
