Sentence examples for temperament with from inspiring English sources

That means when you remove the fighting element, their temperament with people becomes more important.

McEnroe said Isner had done a better job this summer with his temperament, with staying positive.

Mr. Dicterow, though more businesslike in his demeanor, matched her temperament with bravado and sweetness.

"His acting may be rough and unmodulated at times," Mr. Scott wrote, "but he shows the the complexity of Junior's temperament with furious economy".

Perhaps the most controversial feature of electronic tuning is its ability to help a tuner change a piano's tuning, also known as its temperament, with ease.

On his new album, "Gardenias for Lady Day" (Columbia), he mixes a breathy-ballads temperament with anarchic squiggles when the mood becomes endangered by complacency.

It also involves matters of strategy as it meshes with temperament — and with gender difference — in the intrepid combat of the pilot Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac).

He was silky and cool, infusing the strict geometries of "Temperaments" with a sinuous counternarrative: even his right angles seemed curvilinear.

In this study of isolation and control, in four short sections, Mr. Kyle shows different temperaments with the control and distance of a body propelled by a motor.

In fact, Pavlov (1927) outlined extensive evidence that "different types of nervous systems" manifest as different temperaments with differential conditionability.

But the difference may have as much to do with national temperament as with style or genre.