Sentence examples for choleric temperament from inspiring English sources

"Mars, the Choleric Temperament" (1565), a pen and ink drawing by the Dutch artist Maarten van Heemskerck, was created specifically to be made into a print.

For his part, Trump has the kind of choleric temperament and penchant for fast food that doesn't always do wonders for your long-term health, however bullish his doctor sounded.

In the case of a choleric temperament, the flames of anger are transformed into the sentiments of restraint, remorse, and repentance for the damage inflected by excessive anger.

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is a man of choleric disposition.

As Choleric in "Temperaments," Teresa Reichlen's cool delivery is nearly perfect; only a greater suggestion of vehemence is needed.

The patients with a phlegmatic, choleric or passionate temperament are more predisposed to non-adherence.

The results show a significant non-adherence of the patients with a phlegmatic, choleric or passionate temperament, these results being confirmed both in the HIV and TB patients.

The concept of neuroticism can be traced back to ancient Greece and the Hippocratic model of four basic temperaments (choleric, sanguine, phlegmatic, and melancholic, the latter most closely approximating neuroticism).

When the explosive Choleric ballerina in "Temperaments" crouches in a ball center stage and four men approach her cautiously, the image doesn't lose its power: I still see them as men advancing toward an unexploded bomb.

The furious decisiveness of her Choleric in "The Four Temperaments" is currently definitive, and her Siren in "Prodigal Son" has an ice-cold sexual bluntness that astonishes.

AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: "HUMAN ELEMENTS" Leon Botstein's latest adventure with his intrepid ensemble sounds out the theme of the four temperaments (sanguine, choleric, melancholic, and phlegmatic) that, to the ancient Greeks, governed human behavior.