But it was the Brazilian's cheery disposition which really caught the eye.
As a person, Bean had a happy, generous disposition which endeared him to friends, colleagues and students alike.
What about a draft contract written up by a lawyer about the embryo disposition, which was never signed?
"My Name Is My Name" is virtually Luddite in disposition, which is what makes it stand out.
This papal disposition, which was never subsequently recognized by any other European power, was jointly amended by Spain and Portugal in the Treaty of Tordesillas in 1494.
Some will be eligible for deferred disposition, which means that if the person complies with certain rules, their charges will eventually be dismissed.
In 1967, Burtynsky's father received a diagnosis of cancer — he had been exposed to PCBs at work — and his disposition, which was strict but outgoing, turned more severe.
But the looks were really just the manifestation of her disposition, which was sweet and polite, with a hint of fragility behind her big doe eyes.
What A toast to the art world's favorite political hero for the sweeping show "Disposition," which features works at two different locations.
He is rapidly losing all his mental elasticity and all that impetuous vigor of disposition which was such a striking characteristic of him only a short time ago.
An attempt to auction off the remaining 54 units yielded only 21 more deals in contract, according to Real Estate Disposition, which handled the auction.
