Sentence examples for decisive temperament from inspiring English sources
Among its classic offerings is Raoul Walsh's 1941 crime drama "High Sierra," in which, David Denby writes, the Bogart screen persona — "the dark suit and wide tie, the hat worn as tightly as a glove, the self-sufficient and decisive temperament operating in service of a private code of honor" — enjoyed its "first great flowering".
Roland Huntford, the British author of the 1999 book "The Last Place on Earth: Scott and Amundsen's Race to the South Pole," contends that the Norwegian's steady temperament and expert preparations were decisive in winning the race.
Moore's final rhetorical stroke is to add that the lifetime of struggle that Hillary has faced (and he cites the struggles of Pope Francis as a comparison) has left her bitterly resentful of the status quo, profoundly progressive in temperament, deeply intent on making decisive changes when, finally, she realizes her lifelong goal of being in a position to make them.
Each was different, though, in temperament and approach to exploration, which may have been decisive in the success of one and the undoing of the other.
Their temperament's better.
Her temperament regularly….
Its temperament is desperate.
