Sentence examples for collective temperament from inspiring English sources
By night, the place is packed with a stiffer clientele — think blazers and silk dresses — whose collective temperament is discordant with the atmosphere of mealtime relaxation.
It's the sparest of songs – just 16 lines, 13 if you don't count the repeated final verse – and it suited our family's inexpressive collective temperament perfectly.
A foreigner of Protestant origin finds himself willy-nilly identified with a stern and dismal community whose ideas are said to be dull and virtuous and whose collective temperament is grim and sad.
But Clinton represents our collective forbearance; a temperament that weighs fear and outrage with pragmatism and equity.
Each character's distinct temperament emerges over the course of their collective jaunt toward the Mediterranean: Hossein is a sort of bohemian, cultured and ironic — and married.
(Chinen) Tarbaby (Tuesday) A collective rooted in its own brand of forward-thinking traditionalism, Tarbaby features musicians of smartly combustible temperament: the pianist Orrin Evans, the bassist Eric Revis and the drummer Nasheet Waits.
