Sentence examples for erratic temperament from inspiring English sources

Investigators have found that Major Hasan moved smoothly up the ladder despite early signs of an erratic temperament and instances of questionable behavior, all obvious to his superiors.

Trump's lack of experience and his erratic temperament, coupled with his promises to clamp down on immigration and scrap free-trade deals, seemed like a recipe for the kind of uncertainty that investors are supposed to hate.

Donald Trump, possessed of the most erratic temperament imaginable, shows no sign of having spent fifteen minutes in his life thinking about the racial and legal problems at hand.

"Any one of Trump's less than sterling qualities — his erratic temperament, his dodgy business practices, his racism, his Putin-like strongman inclinations and faux-populist demagoguery, his contempt for the rule of law, his ignorance — is enough to be disqualifying," the editorial board of The Houston Chronicle wrote.

Trump, with his petulant, impulsive and erratic temperament; his short attention span and his failure to learn about the actual issues; his lack of experience and his lack of gravitas, dignity or respect for the truth, strikes terror in the hearts of progressive humanitarians the world over.

"Nobody knows which Donald Trump is going to show up to this debate," he said, "and in fact his erratic temperament has been discussed a lot around the debate, and I would argue that is why he is not fit and prepared to be president".

Upon his recovery, the quality of his films became wildly erratic, his mercurial offscreen temperament reflected by the unevenness of his cinematic output.

His passion for football always made him popular as a player but his erratic behaviour and fiery temperament caused many to doubt his managerial ability.

If political buzzwords in 2008 had a temperament, they would be erratic.

McCain Parachutes into Temperament Narrative">erratic behavior and erratic campaign.

While he'd received similar messages before, Zuckerman was now, it is clear, affected by the neurodegenerative disorder (whether it was Alzheimer's, frontotemporal dementia, late-onset schizophrenia, or something else entirely, as yet remains uncertain) that made his mind increasingly unsound, his temperament increasingly paranoid, his behavior increasingly erratic.