And should some move occur, should he be benched or slotted into a platoon, his temperament will remain constant, he said, out of deference to the team.
I had no real knowledge that there was anything to her temperament but her — the maternal constant.
White's temperament is purposeful, and his attention is constant, verging on watchful, which can make him seem aggressive.
Western musical scales consists of notes that differ by a constant frequency ratio of 2^1/12, a system known as equal temperament.
Much of the time, Andre's method is simply to smile and to approve, a constant wringing motion of his hands the only sign of directorial temperament.
He remains politically active and a constant thorn in the side of authority, although he insists that he lacks the temperament to ever run for office himself.
His famous temperament — cool, analytic, self-confidently averse to self-pity and self-dramatization — has been a constant since childhood.
The human soul's temperament, for instance, becomes imbalanced through the influence of other people and needs to undergo constant disciplining (riyâda) and training (tarbiya) in order to keep these character traits at equilibrium.
He could hear her coming and going with her constant companions, Chester and Henry, two mutts who growled and barked constantly and had the disgruntled temperaments of the dogs in George Booth's New Yorker cartoons.
Underlying the humor is an incisive investigation of the ways cultural forces shape private lives: the constant clash between Emily and her children has as much to do with generational differences as with questions of temperament and personal inclination.
His famous temperament cool, analytic, self-confidently averse to self-pity and self-dramatization has been a conself-dramatization has
