Sentence examples for class temperament from inspiring English sources

Judge Oliver Wendell Holmes famously said of Franklin D Roosevelt that he had a "second class intellect but a first class temperament".

More than any previous historian, he dealt with Roosevelt's crippling illness in his biography "A First Class Temperament," (Harper & Row, 1989,) which won the prestigious Francis Parkman Award for historians.

"It was the Supreme Court justice Oliver Wendell Holmes who famously said Franklin Delano Roosevelt had 'a second class intellect but a first class temperament'.

She has a first class temperament -- a hallmark of many great political leaders.

Here's the reason: he has realized that in Obama we have a first class temperament wedded to first class mind.

But a first-class temperament," ("Different class", July 1st).

F.D.R. was said to have had a "first-class temperament".

Another added: "He has a first-class mind and a first-class temperament".

He has, as a conservative critic acknowledged, "a first-class intellect and a first-class temperament".

Mentions Blair's mentor, Roy Jenkins, who once said that Blair had "a second-class mind" and "a first-class temperament".

A problem might arise for Mr Blair if Mr Brown turned out to have a first-class temperament as well.