Sentence examples for temperament which could from inspiring English sources
Intelligent, courteous and approachable, he nonetheless had a highly volatile temperament which could erupt in violent rages, often ending in fisticuffs and even arrests.
"If you want to become chancellor, you better learn some manners," said Mr. Schäuble, drawing attention to his predecessor's impulsive temperament, which could become a liability in a country that values moderation in politics.
Political scientists say the work is evidence that certain attitudes are conditioned by fundamental traits of temperament, which could help explain why it's hard to get a donkey or an elephant to change its coloring.
Julia's family and friends remembered that he also had a fiery temperament, which could result in his being violent when drunk.
We were also limited in this study because crying is known to be highly affected by an infant's temperament [ 2], which could have biased our results.
This raises an issue of whether we presently conceptualise the nature of these four disorders correctly, either as related to temperament [2] or to neurotransmitter abnormalities [49] neither of which could be expected to yield to relatively brief sessions of skills based teaching about controlling worrying thoughts and confronting feared situations.
While Cameronian modernisation of the opposition years is dead, the prime minister retains assets which could help him make the sale – a calm temperament, a commonsensical tone, and the confidence to stick to a political plan.
A speculative hypothesis could be that younger individuals show more temperament (i.e. more hasty and less concentrated) than older subjects which could result in a stronger degree of laterality [ 35, 36, 48, 49].
It was not known for both signs whether these were progressive changes, i.e. progressive loss of bodily condition and change in temperament characterised by recent difficulty in milking, because of the lack of any clinical history, which could explain why these signs did not appear to be particularly useful markers for scrapie in goats.
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