Sentence examples for bold temperament from inspiring English sources
I had always imagined Rosa Parks as a stately woman with a bold temperament, someone who could easily stand up to a busload of glowering passengers.
In addition, if tolerance to humans is genetically-determined, genotype-based site selection may occur, with individuals with bold temperaments being more likely to settle in urban environments that experience higher levels of human disturbance [ 15– 17].
Subjects of both species performed poorly, though orangutans rotated more non-food paddles, which may be related to their greater exploratory tendencies and bolder temperament compared with bonobos.
Given Bernhardt's temperament, a bold, flamboyant French composition would have been more appropriate than Rachmaninoff's Russian ponderousness.
Cortisol concentrations in the milk at 3 months postpartum were associated with more Confident temperament (confident, bold, active, curious, and playful) in sons (Sullivan et al. 2011) but greater "Negative Affectivity" (infant's tendency toward fear, sadness, discomfort, anger/frustration, and reduced soothability) in daughters (Grey et al. 2013).
Contrary to his expectations and perhaps his temperament, Mr Cameron must be bold.Where the axe fallsIn this section Losing Afghanistan?
Their temperament's better.
