Sentence examples for relaxed disposition from inspiring English sources
The usage of the word, therefore, is determined not by a complicated rule or definition even one applied unconsciously but only by a fairly relaxed disposition to include some things and to exclude others.
THE 2004 CAMPAIGN: THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE Correction: November 5, 2004, Friday A front-page article on Monday about John Kerry's relaxed disposition in the final days of the campaign misspelled the given name of the chief executive of Chanel, a friend on the candidate's chartered plane.
It's a fair deal for a fun car, and it strikes a good balance between excellent handling and a relaxed disposition.
Prest attributes Blackstone's unpopularity to specific personality traits, saying his "determination...in pursuit of causes to which he committed himself could irritate as well as intimidate those of a more relaxed disposition.
Some children naturally have a calm, relaxed disposition.
The Maine Coon is generally not known for being a "lap cat" but their gentle disposition makes the breed relaxed around dogs, other cats, and children.
Perhaps we can be relaxed about whether mental states such as beliefs and desires are dispositions or are topic neutrally described neurophysiological states and return to what seems to be the more difficult issue of consciousness.
