Sentence examples for perfect temperament from inspiring English sources
Her outgoing spirit and assuredness seems the perfect temperament for such work.
But on grass, where the points go quickly, Williams has had the perfect temperament for Center Court.
Leonard Bernstein had the perfect temperament for this work, one of the first great autobiographical fantasies of over-the-top Romanticism.
Gwynn, who has won eight batting titles, thinks Piazza has the perfect temperament and the perfect stroke to win one himself.
In games, Meller projects pure composure: he is serene, unflappable — what Sherman calls "the perfect temperament". Win or lose, he loves nothing more than to analyze a game afterward with his opponent.
Britain's world 400m hurdle champion Dai Greene has the perfect temperament to take his winning habit into the 2012 Olympics, says coach Malcolm Arnold.
Apart from that, it's going to be the usual strategy of alternating PG Wodehouse and Elmore Leonard, their sunny temperaments perfect for the beach.
His attitude and temperament are perfect.
In equal temperament, the perfect fifth, such as C G, is narrower than the natural, or Pythagorean, fifth by 2 cents, a nearly imperceptible amount.
But those who know her say she has the perfect sweet yet streetwise temperament for dealing with characters on the other side of the bar.
In an interview, Mr. Prince said that he had agreed to help Mr. Thompson because of his "perfect combination of integrity, temperament and experience in matters ranging from education to fiscal management to overall governance, to lead the city".
