Sentence examples for distinct temperament from inspiring English sources

Each character's distinct temperament emerges over the course of their collective jaunt toward the Mediterranean: Hossein is a sort of bohemian, cultured and ironic — and married.

Conclusions: We succeeded in studying and validating five distinct affective temperaments in a substance abuse population.

Experimental results demonstrate distinct types of behavioral temperament exhibited by the robot, including melancholic, choleric, sanguine and phlegmatic.

It is difficult, comments British philosopher R. S. Peters, "to decide what in general we mean when we speak of a person's character as distinct from his nature, his temperament, and his personality" (1966, p. 40).

Further examination of the research to date on infant temperament reveals two distinct perspectives.

Results: Factor analysis confirmed the hypothesized temperament structure of five distinct factors: Cyclothymic, hyperthymic, anxious, irritable-explosive, and depressive.

When it comes to personality types and temperaments, the differences get even more distinct -- especially between introverts and extroverts.

6 returning a few weeks later to do everything yet again, this time with one familiar spider and two unfamiliar spiders, the spiders all being tarantulas of five distinct varieties chosen "because of their reputation for docile temperament and because of the distinct differences in sizes and appearance".

But the temperaments of the two conductors are completely distinct.

He makes each credibly distinct, so that every interaction becomes a tussle of temperaments.

Obama, emerging as a candidate to succeed him, has demonstrated distinct evidence of a first-class intelligence and a first-class temperament.