Usually, during spring, if I'm travelling up to Liverpool on the Virgin Pendolino, the weather changes temperament dramatically somewhere around Crewe, but this time it's still cracking the flags by the time I disembark at Lime Street.
Usually, during spring, if I'm traveling up to Liverpool on the Virgin Pendolino train, the weather changes temperament dramatically somewhere around the town Crewe, but this time it's still cracking the flags by the time I disembark at Lime Street station.
Some undergo sharp changes in temperament, becoming unusually aggressive with their handlers, or clingy and timid.
The sudden changes in temperament and volume lacked conviction and sometimes resulted in unintentionally creaky fortes and wheezing pianos.
"Fluid" is perhaps an odd word to use for a movement that includes violent changes of temperament and rudely interrupted phrases, but Ornstein's sense of narrative is supremely assured.
Tony Whitlam, a big, elegant man, did all the right things: he thanked those who had worked for his father in and out of power through all those years and "endured his occasional changes in temperament".
Nearly seven years and two presidential elections later, some of those who worked with Flynn throughout his military career profess bewilderment at what they consider his changes in temperament and focus.
Those tested were "downers," animals that cannot walk because of injury or illness or that have shown neurological symptoms like changes in temperament, aggression, abnormal posture or rapid eye movement.
But some of the characters' attitudes, in particular their obsession with dolls, play and make-believe, might similarly leave cold the older middle-grade readers, as they oscillate between innocence and exhausted cynicism, prone to mood swings and lightning quick changes of temperament.
Injury to frontal circuits may cause EF impairments, as well as changes in temperament, a tendency to perserveration and lack of impulse control (Brenan and Raine 1997; Radanovic and Mansur 2004; Zappalá et al. 2012).
Apart from cases with overt associated lameness, horses mainly express these problems through progressive or sudden changes in temperament [11], leading to increased aggressiveness towards humans [12] or signs of escape attempts (e.g. [13], [5], [14]).
