Sentence examples for positive temperament from inspiring English sources

Primeau said the team has a positive temperament "that stems completely from the adversity the organization has faced off the ice".

"Visiting unfamiliar people in unfamiliar settings requires a well-trained, healthy dog, with a positive temperament and good manners," says Barker.

The link between the phrase "once-born" and the positive temperament is that these individuals believe that seeing God – or finding fulfilment, or simply living well – is no more or less difficult than seeing the sun.

Two further studies included both temperament and electrophysiological markers; (d) among many unreplicated findings, the most promising result appeared to be an association between the long DRD4 polymorphism and several "positive" temperament characteristics from birth to 4-months of age and at 12-months of age.

Early childhood positive temperament may well be a forerunner of optimism among adults.

Resilience to stressors among children is enhanced by intelligence and positive temperament (sociability, easy going) (Masten and Coatsworth 1998).

As the two sat under spotlights before a packed and inviting crowd, they waffled over subjects for a bit, jumping from their parents, to their past, to their shared love for music, before settling on the salient point of what exactly a positive artistic temperament is.

As expected, all identity -scales and subscales showed high negative correlations with the JTCI 12 18 R character scale Self Directedness (−.59 – -.76), substantial positive correlations with the temperament scale Harm Avoidance (.33 –.60), and only low to moderate correlations (less than.30) with the other scales.

McEnroe said Isner had done a better job this summer with his temperament, with staying positive.

On the other hand, at 18, 24, and 36 months, no significant positive correlation was observed between temperament and the probability of the fixated responses to threat (Table 4).

Together, the mayor and the senator tried to turn what even Republicans say is the mayor's biggest problem -- his temperament -- into a positive interpretation of character.