Sentence examples for temperament writing from inspiring English sources

Ebert loved Robert Altman's warm and teeming "Nashville" for reasons that belong to the forefront of his temperament, writing, in 1975, that "Altman creates a world, a community in which some people know each other and others don't, in which people are likely to meet before they understand the ways in which their lives are related".

Kim Shi-Sŭp Shi-Sŭpd an outsider's temperament, whote defiant haderodox poetry an well as fictioutsiderratives such as Kŭmo shinhwa ("New Stories from the Golden Turtle").

He was a man of "literal mind" and "dauntless temperament," wrote Conrad, but who also had "just enough imagination to carry him through each successive day, and no more".

("There is a decided tendency toward corpulence — as is usually the case in vital temperaments," wrote a campaign biographer).

Of a buoyant, pugnacious temperament, he wrote profusely on literary, social, historical, and political subjects and produced some verse.

Impressed with his skill, if not his temperament, he wrote to his travelling companion, John Hawkins, on the 3rd March 1786: 'My painter in each part of natural history is Princeps Pictorum.

If Ms. Paquin fails to convey Lila's blithe sense of patrician entitlement and Ms. Holmes only glosses Laura's stormy, outsider temperament, the writing is sharp enough to lend their clash a bitter aftertaste and make "The Romantics" into something a little more substantial than escapist fluff.

It is hard to imagine a temperament less suited to writing promotional copy.

Kaplan was an elegist by temperament and register, and writing about him frequently takes on the sepia-toned tincture of his thought.

He swears he's a writer "by temperament", adding: "I write everything down; always have done.

Tennessean by birth, Virginian by longtime residence, languid by literary temperament, Wright has written more than a dozen books of poems, including a meditative and elegiac trio of trilogies he's referred to as "The Appalachian Book of the Dead," one volume of which, "Black Zodiac" (1997) won a Pulitzer Prize and a National Book Critics Circle Award.