Sentence examples for temperament only from inspiring English sources

We found three studies that supported Crockenberg and Leerkes' (2003) model, which suggests a negative effect of child temperament only or particularly in families experiencing other family-related risk factors, such as a lower quality of the prebirth couple relationship in their study.

When it is divulged that one of the most gifted interpreters, a handsome young woman from Wisconsin, is known as the Passionate Haystack, care is taken to point out that it implies no reflection on her temperament but only a tribute to a remarkable hair-do.

Their experiences tend to be shaped by factors including not only temperament, but class, location, historical era, health, and the situations and attitudes of their parents.

Green gives Hazel's mother not only a devoted temperament but a sense of humor; she watches "America's Next Top Model" with her daughter and takes her to Amsterdam to meet her favorite author, Peter Van Houten.

His temperament is only vaguely suggested.

Doubts about his temperament were only confirmed by his concession speech.

Political identity starts with a shared temperament and only afterward deposits a layer of positions on the issues.

To say that Mr. Kuderna, who is 52, is a convert to the practice of playing in a historic temperament would only begin to underscore the point.

(It was of a piece with Trump's insistence that he has "a great temperament," which only reveals that he has no idea what the word even means).

George Balanchine's great ballet "The Four Temperaments" is only one of many responses to the medieval concept.

Its temperament is restless, only rarely allowing for tonal or rhythmic stability.