Sentence examples for ill temperament from inspiring English sources
Fortunately for sailors and landlubbers alike there is an easier way to discuss the ill temperament of the gut.
Techies -- curmudgeons are those of ill temperament when the darn thing doesn't work an experience I don't get with many an app I just download.
That he would get so personal with a rival speaks ill of his temperament.
But unlike Sarah Siddons, her 18th-century predecessor as undisputed queen of the English theatre for a whole generation, Terry was ill suited by temperament to become a theatrical leader in her own right.
One theory is bad luck: Some analysts suggest that John Boehner, Harry Reid and Barack Obama are a collection of unusually weak leaders, or leaders especially ill-matched in temperament.
Unfortunately, Barack Obama seems ill-equipped by temperament and character to fight that battle.
But at the final moment, the accomplished and experienced former U.S. senator and secretary of State lost to a manifestly unqualified man with no political or governmental experience and a temperament ill-suited to the job.
It may be that Dr. Dean's temperament is ill suited to Washington -- or it may be that he is too eager to emphasize his "outsider" credentials.
Bill Rohan (Callum Turner), who once took such childish pleasure in his school being bombed, is now doing national service alongside Percy Hapgood, a rebel whose firebrand British temperament is ill served by American actor Caleb Landry Jones's blood-vessel-busting whine.
But the navy was an institution that ill-suited Scott's temperament.
