Sentence examples for of a temperament from inspiring English sources

Mr. Summers's reputation is replete with evidence of a temperament unsuited to lead the Fed.

But pragmatism is a description of a temperament, not an explanation of a world view.

Everything, in the end, becomes evidence of a temperament, a way of looking at the world, that isn't quite like anybody else's.

"Rusty Hardin is of a temperament to handle that better than some out-of-town lawyers who don't know her," Mr. DeGuerin said.

At a remembrance ceremony at the library on January 6th, Watergate went unmentioned.For his critics, however, the crimes of Watergate were only the most damaging expression of a temperament monumentally ill-suited to the highest office.

He adds that, while some people defend Obama as "basically a pragmatist, who will do what he thinks can work... pragmatism is a description of a temperament, not an explanation of a world view".

"He's the victim of too fiery a temperament".

Is there a temperament of a good editor?

A girl with a temperament of a princess does not select cheap perfume.

What of a struggling temperament?

Afterward he rarely smiled, partly because of a dour temperament but partly because of the surgery.