This questionnaire was developed through the Australian Temperament Project [ 42] and measures six factors reflecting temperament dimensions- approach, cooperation manageability, persistence, rhythmicity, distractibility and reactivity.
Whether you resort to it often or just once a season will probably reflect your temperament.
They reflect a temperament and mental instability that makes him unfit to be president.
These contests reflect the temperaments of the two men — Stevens's cautious balancings against Scalia's caustic certainties.
The Turkish initiative reflects the temperament and personality of George W. Bush.
"That's pretty deliberate," she concedes, and it certainly reflects her temperament.
Yudkin's was cool, polite and reasonable, which reflected his temperament, and the fact that he saw himself as a scientist first and a clinician second.
That partly reflects her temperament: cautious, tactical and naturally inclined towards the middle path between standing firm and coming to the rescue.
"American Nietzsche" is a sober work of intellectual history, but as Nietzsche insisted, all scholarship reflects the temperament of its creator, and it's clear that Ratner-Rosenhagen finds neither the poststructuralist nor the conservative Nietzsche at all satisfying.
DNA testing performed in the 1990s by Gus Cothran at the University of Kentucky's Horse Genome Project (Dr. Cothran, a geneticist, now teaches at Texas A&M University) directly linked Caspians to horses of ancient Egypt and Persia, demonstrating that they were precursors of the Arabian and other horses classified as hot-blooded, reflecting their temperament.
The first world war was a much more typical war: what were all those people really fighting for?" Many of Martin's comments end interrogatively, which, he explains, reflects his temperament: "I'm not the sort of writer who gives answers; I prefer to raise questions.
