Sentence examples for excitable temperament from inspiring English sources

Now some animals have a nervous, excitable temperament.

Blame has been spread as thick as cream cheese: unproductive hitting, unreliable and injured pitching, Manager Larry Bowa's excitable temperament and General Manager Ed Wade's chronic timidity at the summer trading deadline.

According to Elliot O'Donnell, summing up contemporary accounts in his introduction to a transcript of Webster's trial, Thomas was said to have an "excitable temperament" and was regarded by her neighbours as eccentric.

The differences in personality structure of glaucoma patients; excitable temperament, perfectionistic pattern, neuroticism, hypochondriacal tendencies, irritability, anxiety traits, and type A behavioral pattern introversion are the issues which have been reported on for a long time [ 6– 13].

With their superb training, million-dollar price tags and often excitable temperaments, many Olympic horses are celebrities in their own right.

Hosaka's predawn quest is one of the many sacrifices poodle specialists make in the service of a breed known as the divas of the dog world for their excitable temperaments and extensive grooming needs.

But Mr Justice Henriques said: "So rampant are your views, so excitable your temperament, so persuasive your tongue and so imbued with energy are you, it's quite impossible to predict when, if ever, it will be safe for you to be released into the public.

However, Limousins are also known for their excitable and high-strung temperament which makes it a breed not a favourite among producers who like calm, docile cattle.

A report summed up the hopelessly one-sided contest (England won the two-innings match by 158 runs) thus: 'The French temperament is too excitable to enjoy the game and no Frenchman can be persuaded to play more than once.' More significantly, no one on the Olympic committee could be persuaded that cricket should stay in the games.

He had the temperament that goes with tuberculosis: hypersensitive, excitable.

If your dog has any temperament problems, such as being untrustworthy around people, overly aggressive, excitable, or a biter due to fear, you should not breed it.