Sentence examples for imperious temperament from inspiring English sources
His imperious temperament earned him the nickname "King Roy".
But, displaying her now infamously imperious temperament, Stewart engaged in various testy exchanges with Macy's lawyer Ted Grossman.
Clear and forceful in speech and in print and imperious in temperament, he captivated some of the finest minds of his age.
Of the latter, Bolívar's aide-de-camp O'Leary once remarked that "his imperious and impatient temperament would never tolerate the smallest delay in the execution of an order".
She could be thin-skinned and imperious, subject to screaming fits of temperament.
Where Mr Menem was imperious, Mr de la Rua has sought consensus, both by temperament and because he lacks a majority in Congress.
What may surprise those who have read criticisms of Judge Sotomayor's personality on the bench — largely, descriptions of her by anonymous detractors as imperious and a "bully" — is that she also mirrors the president's measured temperament.
Lees also found him imperious.
