Sentence examples similar to precise temperament from inspiring English sources
The awful efficiency of the attack demanded a leader with a precise and disciplined temperament, and Mr. Atta apparently filled that role.
A more precise definition of temperament and its components also helps define, in a more standardised way, the optimal genotype and thus aid the process of developing the optimal phenotype (from the perspective of discipline-specific competitive performance).
Schwartz had encouraged her to set aside the careful, precise side of her temperament.
He is a musician of graceful temperament and precise technique, and his band this week includes the pianist George Cables, the bassist Santi Debriano and the drummer Carl Allen.
Longitudinal research would be particularly welcome to explore the precise role of an inhibited temperament and social anxiety in the development of young children who remain partially or even fully silent in specific social situations.
That's how I see him, anyway: a slight, delicately made man, light of bone and temperament, easy and weightless in the world, but precise and sharp – a tailor of genius who floated above the clumsy inattentiveness of the mundane world.
"He's changed my life". Out of several hundred cats she has sold--she declines to give precise numbers--Mill said only two have been returned to her because of temperament problems.
