Sentence examples for every temperament from inspiring English sources

The New York Times posed the question to reporters who have studied athletes of every temperament: do happy people make history?

They have developed products to suit every investment temperament.

As if she were fulfilling the cliché that being well adjusted was somehow incompatible with an artistic temperament, every word she put to paper seemed to be torture.

Bert Oldfield said of Collins, "He studied every player's temperament and acted accordingly".

But with suicide the third cause of death in the U.S. for 10-24 year-old's per the CDC and 12 self-harm cases for every suicide, their temperament shouldn't be brushed off.

Not every filmmaker has the temperament for a short film; it requires a conceptual talent as well as a gestural immediacy.

His measured performance only strengthened the conviction of many of us that his temperament is every bit as impressive, and as potentially valuable to the nation, as are his intelligence and decency.

(Dargis) 'HELLBOY: THE GOLDEN ARMY' (PG-13, 1 50) Guillermo del Toro, returning to the Hellboy franchise after "Pan's Labyrinth," indulges his knack for conjuring weird and memorable creatures of every shape, size and temperament.

Throughout 150 titles, translated into 40 different languages, and at least six different illustrators, Bond wooed audiences with the bear's knack for touching fans of every age group and temperament.

"She was ready for all of his quips with a litany of detail that may have bored the viewer at points, but showed why she is winning on qualifications, experience and temperament in every poll".

But history separates these artists every bit as much as temperament.