Sentence examples for milder temperament from inspiring English sources

"Warmblood" breeds, such as the Trakehner or Hanoverian, developed when European carriage and war horses were crossed with Arabians or Thoroughbreds, producing a riding horse with more refinement than a draft horse, but greater size and milder temperament than a lighter breed.

The team employs only female mules because they have milder temperaments, "just like young ladies". "I'm a horseman from birth and I can tell you, they're just like horses, only better," he said.

Considered a man of mild temperament, Arminius was forced into controversy against his own choice.

His mild temperament, a little old-maidish perhaps, contrasted with Rosalind's brusque combativeness.

"He seemed to have the right personality," Mr. Lupo said, "a friendly, mild temperament".

I had mistrusted my own family's mild temperament, thinking that it indicated a lack of concern or feeling.

Portman is an Ohioan with the mind of a budget director and a mild temperament that is a credit to his Midwestern roots.

It was your columnist's next-door neighbour, a woman of mild temperament, uncharacteristically a-quiver on this occasion with moral indignation.

Killebrew possessed a mild temperament, but his ability to crush a baseball, and the easy play on his name, brought him the nickname Killer.

But for the most part Mr. Gioia's fellow writers admire and respect him and say his range of talents and mild temperament make him suited to lead the often embattled art organization.

But Mr. Hirson, now 41, a man of seemingly mild temperament who looks a bit like the actor Hugh Grant and has a similar stammering charm, doesn't seem terribly frustrated.