Sentence examples for one temperament from inspiring English sources

One temperament wants obedience, with an emphasis on punishment; the other wants exploration, with an emphasis on possibility.

One temperament biases children to experience uncertainty, fear, or anxiety when faced with unfamiliar or unexpected events; the other bias protects children from these emotions.

And of "Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992," which explored the aftermath of that city's riots following the first Rodney King verdict, David Richards wrote in The New York Times, "One person at a time, one idea at a time, one temperament at a time, she builds up a rich, panoramic canvas of a national trauma".

What hasn't changed is that each sorter is still trying to find the proper balance between individual taste and popular demand, and leaning, based on temperament, toward one or the other.

"But I think her own image that she wants to project, and a real difference with Obama, is one of temperament and maybe having a policy difference of X per cent on questions of intervention".

The difference is one of temperament.

In essence, though, one's temperament may simply mean one's way of being.

Cricket, in particular batting, often calls for one's temperament – that essential mind body intangible – to stand up and carry the day.

Writer flew to New Orleans to meet Maple and had as company Bill Bratton... Maple's main problem in New Orleans is one of temperament.

The risk-taking model suggests that the entrepreneur's chief advantage is one of temperament — he's braver than the rest of us are.

Then there is the intriguing question of the extent to which blood pressure is conditioned by environmental stresses and one's temperament.