Sentence examples similar to influential temperament from inspiring English sources
A bantam in both stature — he was 5 feet 7 inches, maybe — and temperament, Weaver was among the most influential managers in modern baseball history, and among the most combative.
He fits the bill in terms of having the right temperament to be an important and influential player for Villa.
Mr. Pfeiffer also has solid relationships with some of the most influential reporters in Washington, as well as an even temperament that fits in well with the "no drama" style that Mr. Obama expects of his senior aides.
Hilton Kramer, whose clear, incisive style and combative temperament made him one of the most influential critics of his era, both at The New York Times, where he was the chief art critic for almost a decade, and at The New Criterion, which he edited from its founding in 1982, died early Tuesday in Harpswell, Me.
Equally influential on the diagnostic process are the doctor's own temperament, biases, and state of mind.
This is not so much a vision of Britishness that is usually clearly seen but a feeling or temperament that while often unacknowledged is still enduring and influential, as the response to the new platform signs shows.
Metgod is confident that the Arsenal striker, whose talent and temperament he knows well after coaching him at Feyenoord, will be one of the most influential performers at South Africa 2010.
