Sentence examples for methodical temperament from inspiring English sources
His calm, methodical temperament starts to emerge in the next rooms, devoted to exacting studies of ship rigging, working sailors and beachcombers at Cancale.
A pianist of classical touch and methodical temperament, he fell in with coolly instigative composer-improvisers like John Hollenbeck and Tim Berne, his reputation accruing as a byproduct of his work ethic.
Cheney and Limbaugh rail against the supposed "dithering on Afghanistan," yet Obama's campaign narrative always stressed his methodical temperament and measured judgment.
Fixing things suited his temperament: methodical, logical, exacting.
Politics aside, the Obama and Romney campaigns' media strategies aren't too far apart, each reflecting the temperaments of their methodical candidates.
Noted for its appearance, loyalty, and lively temperament, the Gordon setter is generally methodical in the field.
Descended from a military family, he brings to business an altogether different temperament from Mr Bébéar's, approaching strategy with the methodical calculation of a general moving flags on a map.
Like many, I have wondered if she might have connected better with the Congress than President Obama, the most methodical of men, whom I have speculated might have a better temperament for the U.S. Supreme Court than the presidency.
Like many reporters, Mr. Remnick describes Mr. Obama in these pages as cool, charismatic, slightly detached: an autodidact with a lawyer's analytical intelligence and a novelist's empathetic temperament; an idealist who is also a pragmatist; a politician inclined to be methodical and cautious in his decision making.
