Obama has consistently displayed a solid, deep unflappable temperament all this year and throughout his adult life.
But given the depth of the challenges their country faces, they will need to find something to unite them that runs deeper than temperament and shared antipathy, and to dip into their traditional source of strength: patience.
But she is also linked to them by deeper affinities of temperament -- by a fierce, adolescent sense of right and wrong and by the dangerous habit of sticking her nose where it doesn't belong.
His unruly and fiery temperament and his deep sense of abandonment may well have their origins in those traumatic events of his early childhood.
Not only are we in broad agreement with his policy directions; we also see in him what is absent in Mitt Romney — a first-rate political temperament and a deep sense of fairness and integrity.
I met my biology, my temperament, and found a deep sense of cellular connectedness.
Diggins seems blinded by Reagan's sunniness, which, in this interpretation, was not just a matter of temperament, but reflective of a deep philosophical and religious conviction.
She has eyelashes as long as a giraffe's, a waist as thin as Barbie's, a deep laugh and a hard-working, ambitious temperament.
Climate change is a complex issue that requires a deep understanding of the science, a measured temperament to assess the challenges, and an ability to engage the global community, including the 195 nations who signed the Paris Agreement.
An actor with a beautifully pensive and melancholy temperament, he reveals thoughts, and sometimes deepest miseries and profoundest doubts, through minute inflections of voice and expression — he never pushes too hard.
