Personality-wise, how does his temperament or philosophy differ from Oliver's?
Mr. Lee would be wise, given his neighbor's temperament, to avoid any actions that may be perceived by Mr. Kim as provocative.
"You don't know what the players are going to be like temperament-wise, attitude wise, so you need a bit of luck in that respect.
How the Fourth feels, time-wise, is a matter of temperament.
I was fortunate to have been taught this unwritten rule by a leader that was wise and selfless enough to share the temperament of the organization right after I was hired.
His temperament is the residue of a thousand wise-guy tabloid columns, the knowing talk of Seventh-Avenue machers and Irish taxi drivers and mobbed-up guys in the outer boroughs.
Zuckerman says, "I didn't go into journalism to make money — a wise decision," but he insists, out of some combination of temperament and necessity, that his publications be run like businesses.
Skimping on the purchase price when there are health and temperament issues at stake strikes me as penny wise and pound foolish.
SENATOR LINDSEY GRAHAM: Judge, before I read a string of anonymous comments about your temperament problem, I'd like to make you repeat that wise Latina remark again just for the heck of it.
Even the wise use of reason to discipline one's action cannot alter the basic temperament with which the moral agent must confront ethical dilemmas.
The temperament evaluation of the Memphis, Pisa, Paris and San Diego questionnaire (TEMPS), in its rater-wise and its self-evaluation forms, has been designed to evaluate temperamental characteristics in clinical and non-clinical populations.
