Sentence examples for choleric nature from inspiring English sources
Ms. Siff's darting, wounded looks make it apparent that Kate's choleric nature derives pretty clearly from a single source: she feels unloved by a father who dotes on her sister, and the hostile face she shows the world masks a neglected heart starved for affection.
The film attacks the choleric nature of public aid that has been intentionally designed by conservatives to be humiliating to access at nearly every turn; while not outright villainous, it paints a portrait of understaffed offices with long waits and dour attendants, ones who will use every means to disqualify honest, imperiled individuals looking for a leg up.
Who cared if Picasso was choleric?
In truth, he neither looked nor sounded terribly choleric.
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is a man of choleric disposition.
And Kathleen Tracey was the fierce leader of the Choleric variation.
The Phlegmatic Man, the Choleric Man, the Melancholic.
Monique Meunier was appropriately agitated in the Choleric variation.
But his politically pugilistic, choleric style admits no compromise and concedes no error.
Although he served the state with dedication, Valentinian could be brutal, choleric, and authoritarian.
He is like one of those one-note, choleric characters in Restoration plays.
