Sentence examples for temperament at this from inspiring English sources
The nature of that recent defeat by Saturday's opponents has again raised questions regarding Warrington's temperament at this stage of the season.
Sen. Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii) asked Vitter directly if she omitted those materials "because they would cause you to face difficult questions, like the ones I'm asking, about your judgment and temperament at this confirmation hearing".
This character evolves during the film and Kilcher projects the right temperament at the right time.
His placid temperament at the board stemmed from his intuitive and deep strategic grasp.
What was all that about judicial temperament at the Sonia Sotomayor hearings?
"Hank has a kind of even temperament at the piano," said the pianist Mulgrew Miller.
In other words, "Bloody Bloody" manages to be a goofy delight and a perversely affecting comment on the American temperament at the same time.
The news editor sits closest to Dacre, a man of both prim and volcanic temperament, at the risk of attracting his fury.
He has impressed many with his temperament at the crease in the 18 Tests since, scoring 1,490 runs at an average of 51.37.
He pointed his studious temperament at the science of communication, deploying some of the energy he had always spent scouring policy documents to the challenge of being persuasive on camera.
Like all mid-level sport-luxury coupes, the RC 350 F Sport and RC F feature multiple driving profiles that alter the cars' temperament at the twist of a dial.
