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She views him as phlegmatic and dull, but I think of him as steady and unflappable.
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Phlegmatic.† (source)
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But Melekhin was known for his heavy sense of humor, and the doctor imagined that twenty years of working on reactors allowed him and the captain to view the potential dangers phlegmatically.† (source)
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Though they were very unlike-even physically, York being tall and phlegmatic, whereas the Texan was a short young man with foxy brown eyes animating a compact, cute little face-they found they shared at least one firm opinion: the world was hateful, and everybody in it would be better off dead.† (source)
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Bombing his own men and planes was more than even the most phlegmatic observer could stomach, and it looked like the end for him.† (source)
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Instead I get a glimpse of the sweet, engaging girl who chose to marry a phlegmatic computer programmer from Minnesota instead of the rich heir to a Texas oil fortune her mom had picked out for her.† (source)
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The PLAYER is phlegmatic.† (source)
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It transported its great, lumbering bulk with more than railroad speed, and set itself phlegmatically down on whatever spot she glanced at.† (source)
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He was a bit shorter and distinctly more stocky and fleshed out than Nathan, and of course he was older, resembling his brother in an arresting way; yet the difference between the two was quickly apparent, for where Nathan was all nervous energy, volatile, unpredictable, Larry was calm and soft-spoken, almost phlegmatic, with a reassuring manner which may have been part of his doctor's make-up but which I really think was due to some essential solidity or decency of character.† (source)
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'Your praiseworthy sense of personal dignity has given way,' remarked Bazarov phlegmatically, while Arkady was hot all over, and his eyes were flashing.† (source)
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With speed born of terror, the normally phlegmatic Gooch Fraser sprinted from the room without a single wasted motion.† (source)
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They took the piece as phlegmatically as did the actors themselves.† (source)
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Behind that cold, English, phlegmatic exterior you are An Artist.† (source)
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"Be enlightened!" said Athos, phlegmatically.† (source)
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No sign of astonishment appeared on Emil's phlegmatic face.† (source)
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"Any trade doing here?" he asked phlegmatically, designating the village in his van by a wave of the broadsheet.† (source)
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