Sentence examples for mental temper from inspiring English sources
The intimacy and the wildness portrayed in these contrasting philosophies answer to propensities, passions, and powers in human beings, and the "strife" of these two forms of "mental temper," James predicts, will always be seen in philosophy (WB 76).
Suppose further that neither of these emotional or mental tempers is better or more worshipful than the other.
Isn't it an open question, at least, whether either of these emotional or mental tempers is essential to divinity although they may be essential to being Yahweh or being Krishna, respectively?
He developed a mental toughness that helped temper the disappointment of being selected in the fourth round, with the 98th pick, by Tennessee in 1997.
Stressing and straining too much can lead to bad health, short temper, and mental challenges.
And now the success of Clint Dempsey at Fulham and Landon Donovan in his brief appearance at Everton has tempered the belief that Americans field players may lack the mental or physical toughness to make it in England, Kay said.
His mother suffered from mental illness, had a volcanic temper and was eternally disappointed.
Vanessa's anger and sense of betrayal is exacerbated rather than tempered by Virginia's mental fragility.
* What changes would you make in any of the following mental qualities of your husband (or wife): Temper?
Some of McCain's opponents, including those in or close to the Senate Republican leadership, intimated that McCain's temper was a sign of mental instability.
