Sentence examples for even-tempered person from inspiring English sources
"He was a very even-tempered person".
And even though he goes into alarming detail about his early family life ("[Mother] was the most even-tempered person I ever knew. She was always mad"), he prefers to thank them for his condition rather than blame them.
Historically, researchers gave people a slew of questionnaires asking them to rate how much they agree with statements such as "I'm an even-tempered person" and "I try to be courteous to everyone I meet".
To some, he has the same mature, even-tempered personality that Matsui exhibited for seven years with the Yankees.
When you entrust someone with power, they would say, you want a person who is calm and even-tempered, a person who thinks long and hard before making a decision, a person who speaks with careful deliberation, a person who understands the complex mesh of social relations, a person more like Barack Obama than Bibi Netanyahu.
Reik himself enters a story called "The Holy Terror", one of those from Billie Dyer that has more the tone of memoir than fiction; he suggests to the narrator, clearly Maxwell with no disguise, that he had made himself "a more tractable, more even-tempered, milder person than it was [his] true nature to be".
I am even-tempered, have a playful personality and an outgoing, loving disposition.
In personal intercourse Lenin was even-tempered, courteous and attentive, especially to the weak and oppressed and to children.
The story editor and even-tempered Canadian Adam "Riff It" Sternbergh turned in a quality start and proved that there is one person in New York with a Toronto Raptors hat.
"A bit engineerish, but easygoing, even-tempered".
