Sentence examples similar to open temperament from inspiring English sources
The profession suited his detached and open-minded temperament, and his decisions soon won him a reputation for craftsmanship and authority.
But what she lacked in conventional beauty was amply compensated for by an open and spirited temperament which rendered any conversation with her highly energetic and amusing.
It can bring into the open key questions about temperament, character and leadership ability.
Remember that being pleasant in temperament will open more doors than being a grouch.
In those games Vince displayed a solid temperament when opening the batting.
Then, true to their artistic roots and the East Village temperament, they opened a video store next door that specializes in art and independent films.
The move hasn't altogether softened his temperament: Bleeds opens with a tirade against the free market labels pretty much everybody as bastards.
"Root's a fine player with a great temperament, but opening the batting might not be the best thing for him at this stage.
The "St. Louis Woman" program -- a second program includes ballets by Sir Frederick Ashton, Jerome Robbins and Robert Garland -- opens with "Four Temperaments," a stringent Balanchine classic.
Led by the Glass veteran Dennis Russell Davies with careful attention to both its underlying pulse and its twists of temperament, the opera opens with an ominous, low murmur punctuated by sharp, syncopated percussion snaps.
It takes a certain temperament to thrive in open water.
