This applies whether they are praising or blaming me but more usually, because of my temperament, when I am praised.
I would have paid a fortune to have his temperament when I played.
In the same way, dysthymia, hypomania's dark twin, has often been confused with gloomy temperament, when in fact it is a treatable form of low-grade depression.
In those games Vince displayed a solid temperament when opening the batting.
Monaghan developed a close relationship with a particularly beatific nun, Sister Berarda, who, long afterward, remembered his spiritual temperament: "When he came to chapel," she recalled, "he really prayed".
Some of these compounds may play a role in regulating our stress levels and even temperament: when gut microbes from easygoing, adventurous mice are transplanted into the guts of anxious and timid mice, they become more adventurous.
In "The White Diamond," which came out last year, a Guyanese villager, interviewed on the edge of a clamorous waterfall, establishes his mystical temperament when he says to the camera, "I cannot hear what you say for the thunder that you are".
Some went beyond the checklist of what to look for in high-quality child care and recommended that parents consider their child's temperament when making child care decisions.
Mrs. Whitman seemed to acknowledge the speculation about Mr. Zazzali's ideological temperament when she said at a State House news conference, "Jim Zazzali has a special combination of strengths that will round out my additions to the court".
Timeform are not convinced about the 2012 Derby winner Camelot, who "worryingly hinted at temperament when finding less than expected off the bridle" in failing to complete the Triple Crown in the St Leger and then when only seventh in the Arc.
