Sentence examples for bit temperamental from inspiring English sources

He had a history of being a bit temperamental.

Only it is a bit temperamental … So, as with your show The New Theory of Evolution, you're taking on popular theories?

The woman, who did not want to be named told the Mirror: He was just a normal boy, a bit temperamental as a teenager but I thought it was just puberty.

Henman has been a generous and supportive ally of Murray's since their careers briefly overlapped and said in one early biography: "I remember when word first reached me about 'this kid with an unbelievable feel for the game … always seems to play the right shot at the right time … but he's a bit temperamental on court.' That should remind us of someone.

I'm right next door so if you could keep the noise down, the walls are fairly thin – here's your bathroom, oh that's not very nice is it, let me put the lid down, the flush is a bit temperamental, mind, you want to depress and hold for exactly seven seconds, it's all on the note – you've got loo paper?

It's a bit temperamental, he admitted, and "about a million billion times slower" than an average PC.

Rebecca Hall, though young and in her first major role, is a bit more temperamental than I thought and had me barred from the set.

"I always felt Djokovic was a little temperamental, a little bit up and down, and now it just seems he's not having those swings".

Republican Lindsey Graham read Sotomayor some anonymous comments made by lawyers about her, complaining that she was "temperamental," "nasty," "a bit of a bully".

Whatever minor entertainment there is to be gleaned from "Mahowny" -- set in the early 1980's, mostly in Toronto -- comes in bits and pieces, like Maury Chaykin's temperamental, egocentric Frank, the bookie who keeps running Dan's bets.

The differences between Rubio and Cruz are mostly tactical and temperamental: Rubio, careful and a bit callow, is trying to split the difference between the angry base and the party establishment.