Sentence examples for dynamic temperament from inspiring English sources
An insightful musician with a dynamic temperament, Mr. Eschenbach gave an urgent and rhapsodic account of the score.
Under its influence and prompted by his own dynamic temperament, he resolved to live according to, and preach, the dharma and to serve his subjects and all humanity.
The temperament is the dynamic-energy dimension of the personality which is mostly seen in the demeanor.
Most of the identified risk factors are static (non-modifiable), but potentially dynamic (modifiable) risk factors such as maternal response to infant temperament, could be explored further with a contemporary cohort of children.
She danced the dynamic "Choleric" variation in the 1946 premiere of Balanchine's "Four Temperaments".
But in his take on President Obama's temperament and leadership, Mr. Westen stops short of a very real dynamic at play here: race and identity.
It may be reached by dynamic interactions between its two basic elements—(1) an attentional system and (2) temperament traits which are located on the processes and structures (traits) levels of personality system, respectively.
