Sentence examples for more temperamental than from inspiring English sources

More temperamental than passionate, his shifts seem caused by mood swings, not artistic temperament.

Or how I was going to cook it, given that my Italian stove is even more temperamental than my New York stove ever was.

Rebecca Hall, though young and in her first major role, is a bit more temperamental than I thought and had me barred from the set.

Because today's chop is so lean, it is considerably more temperamental than beef or chicken or fish, and a lot less forgiving.

It is caused mainly by the wounded pride of the stevedore, who is prouder, man for man, than the highborn Castilian, more temperamental than a major general.

Only an hour earlier, G. J. and I had been navigating the traffic-clogged streets of Mérida, capital of Yucatán province, in a scuffed-up rented Chevy that proved more temperamental than, well, a mule.

You're dealing with human beings who are temperamental and footballers can be more temperamental and egotistical than most".

On discovering a letter about a quarrel between Hamilton and Washington, Chernow concluded that there was a more temperamental side to the president than had previously been portrayed.

I used to be more fiery than I am, more temperamental.

The office found itself facing growing pushback from some more temperamental agencies.

Scramjets (in which the fuel/air mixture is still travelling supersonically when it is ignited) are even more temperamental.