Sentence examples for icy temperament from inspiring English sources
Neither seemed the obvious murdering type, much less someone with the icy temperament to gun a woman down in cold blood.
An icy temperament in the international arena suggested he may also find success in Test cricket, with a first opportunity coming in 2010 and an extended run following in 2011.
Olaf's truth-blurts have a peppering of piquancy: his most fervent dream is to stretch out in the summer sun, his heartbreaking idiocy dramatising the paradox chugging away at the heart of the film – that a studio known for its heart-warming tendencies has lent its powers to a defence of the icy of temperament and frostily misunderstood.
There was a streak of icy vengefulness in his temperament; even as a young man he had written down and filed away the names of those who crossed him.
As such, their temperaments are just as icy.
In "More Money Than God," Mallaby, who interviewed Mercer, describes his temperament as that of an "icy cold poker player"; Mercer told him that he could not recall ever having had a nightmare.
But Ms. Eaglen lacks the temperament and volatility to make this character, an icy princess in ancient Beijing with an obsessive hatred of men, credible.
But Ms. Eaglen lacks the temperament and volatility to make this character, an icy princess in ancient Peking with an obsessive hatred of men, credible.
