Sentence examples similar to severe temperament from inspiring English sources
Several additional factors predicted infant temperament.
And a child who already suffered from fears and phobias will be more vulnerable to a severe reaction than one who has a more calm temperament.
Soon, such testing will move to a broad array of potential genetic diseases, then to lesser vulnerabilities like a heightened risk for severe depression, and then to nondisease traits-choices about temperament and personality.
Like them, Hank carries around an innate sense of right and wrong, and Mr. Jones's creased face, at once kindly and severe, is a manifest sign of his old-school temperament.
With their grand finales, like ornate frames, and their sweeping sense of order — although wonderfully complicated and undermined in "The Four Temperaments," a modernist tour de force set to a terrifically severe Hindemith score — both works feel of another age.
Their engagement suffers severe strains in the course of "Le Mariage" -- misunderstandings, misapprehensions, false expectations, differences of temperament, cultural clashes and the usual anxieties attendant on impending nuptials.
If you want to get an idea of a friend's temperament, ethics, and personal elegance, you need to look at him under the tests of severe circumstances, not under the regular rosy glow of daily life.
