Sentence examples similar to testing temperament from inspiring English sources

It tests temperament; it requires the fitness and mental strength to concentrate for six hours, often in high heat and humidity, or to bowl long spells; it places techniques under scrutiny; it demands courage.

Its founders say SAFER doesn't test temperament, but assesses observed behavior in dogs in relation to an animal's known history.

It is also a wonderful test of temperament and a test of courage.

And what is Test cricket if not, you know, a test of temperament and technique?

To make his debut in an Ashes decider is more a test of temperament than technique.

The situation could offer a wonderful test of temperament as well as skill.

Reactions to England's record so far are a test of temperament.

But for a designer who espouses diversity, inclusiveness and a reach-across-borders worldview, the moment was a test of temperament and diplomacy.

The state police also worked with several consulting firms to revise the application process and add screening that tests candidates' temperament and decision-making abilities.

As for Farrell's son Owen, switched from centre to outside-half following the freak injury to Charlie Hodgson... this is a major test of temperament, and no mistake.

Debates are largely stagecraft and tests of temperament as well as articulation: How does a candidate perform under pressure, and how do the candidates compare with each other.