Sentence examples for usual temperament from inspiring English sources

But this wasn't her usual temperament?

Shortly after his arrival at Del Mar racetrack in early July, Paynter was profiled on TV, showing that his usual temperament was back to normal, as the camera showed him attempting to nip Baffert.

Act a bit more unpleasant around them than your usual temperament.

By the time Snowmageddon II hit, just four days after the first, the unusual good cheer and neighborliness of our-capital-under-seige had melted away--and its usual nasty temperament reasserted itself, with extra viciousness.

The act draws on their individual skills, which are closely matched to the actors' usual onscreen temperaments.

Mothers rated their babies' usual mood and temperament on a 7-point rating scale (e.g., 'The child whimpers and cries a lot').

The usual compromise is an "equal temperament", which narrows all the fifths very slightly so that the octaves will be perfect.  .

Their engagement suffers severe strains in the course of "Le Mariage" -- misunderstandings, misapprehensions, false expectations, differences of temperament, cultural clashes and the usual anxieties attendant on impending nuptials.

Yes, there were the usual questions focusing on term limits, pensions, education and temperament.

Apart from that, it's going to be the usual strategy of alternating PG Wodehouse and Elmore Leonard, their sunny temperaments perfect for the beach.

Lisa Batiashvili, the excellent soloist in the concerto, played with refined tone and lively temperament and offered a nice surprise, replacing the usual cadenza by Brahms's friend Joseph Joachim with one by Ferruccio Busoni, complete with timpani accompaniment.