Sentence examples for temperament of this from inspiring English sources

"We just love the temperament of this breed.

Rather, it's the temperament of this world's inhabitants that comes most alive in the play -- the haughty preciousness, the pride in one's taste and the willingness to scorn that of others, the touchiness and delicacy of everyone's feelings.

"I didn't believe for a moment I would ever see her again," Marowitz writes in his autobiography, Burnt Bridges, "I could think of nothing more antithetical to an aesthetically driven experimental theatre with a radical bias than the temperament of this slithery, almond-eyed ingénue bred on Noel Coward and Terence Rattigan".

She's somebody that does believe that a song could change the entire temperament of this administration.

However, the political temperament of this cycle has political inexperience as a prerequisite to running for the highest office in the land.

But then, unexpectedly, we begin to see tentative movement — if not in the entrenched temperaments of this threesome, then in the bonds between them.

This has much to do with the personality and temperament of the individual.

He has the temperament of the class snitch.

The temperament of the Springboks is very fragile.

"What is the temperament of the American people?

It is the unpredictable and forever changing temperament of the physical world.