Sentence examples for controlled temperament from inspiring English sources

His talent — and his significantly controlled temperament — had attracted the scouts of all the big clubs, including Liverpool and Manchester United.

A paragon of backcourt consistency and controlled temperament, Evert was the perfect contrast in both style and personality to several net-rushing rivals: the Australian Evonne Goolagong, who won her first Wimbledon in 1971 at age 19, Billie Jean King, and Navratilova, whom Evert played in 13 Grand Slam finals in one of the game's greatest rivalries.

Builder DNA activates certain behaviors like a controlling temperament - leading to a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde like demeanor in the office.

It's also an expansively, entertainingly speculative trip into connections between biography and filmography, politics and staging, and between a controlling temperament and the cinematic dynamism that secured his genius.

As the only daughter among three children, I was her "bohemian," fulfilling many of the dreams she once imagined for herself, circumvented by the early death of her mom when she was only four, and the controlling temperament of her stepmother.

'She was a right monkey at the best of times,' was Murless's euphemistic observation, but their combined finesse controlled her temperament.

To the Editor: It was certainly eye-opening to read about Christine C. Quinn's off-camera, seemingly out-of-control temperament, but much more disconcerting are her vindictive acts, like cutting money to Councilwoman Elizabeth Crowley's district, just days after a perceived slight.

This finding is in contrast with recent studies showing that reactive (neuroticism) and regulative (effortful control) temperament traits each make a unique contribution to symptoms of anxiety, depression, and aggression [ 22].

For six matches he had controlled his volatile temperament.

We also examined the distinctiveness of the association between DT and PN controlling other temperaments.

Representative titles include Spirit-Controlled Temperament (1966; rev. ed., 1993), The Act of Marriage (1976; rev. ed., 1998), and Revelation Unveiled (1999).