temperamentin a sentence
temperament as in: it is her temperament
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She has the experience, temperament, and judgment for the job.temperament = character resulting in mood and tendencies
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She has a careful, sensitive temperament. She tends to look before she leaps.temperament = usual mood and tendencies
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A dead mouse here makes an insect imbalance there, a population disproportion later, a bad harvest further on, a depression, mass starvation, and finally, a change in social temperament in far-flung countries. (source)
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But we are now learning that a strain of rice that grows in one place will not grow in another; that factories that produce at 100 percent in one nation produce less than half as much in a society where temperaments and work habits are somewhat different. (source)temperaments = usual moods and tendencies
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The gulf is the difference between the angelic and the diabolic temperament. (source)temperament = usual mood and tendencies
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Animal dose is partly body weight and partly temperament.† (source)
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Anyone would be disturbed after such an ordeal, and Laura was a girl with a nervous temperament.† (source)temperament = usual mood and tendencies
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Despite their different temperaments, the two had become friends in recent months.† (source)temperaments = usual moods and tendencies
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He was no witch, but he had the temperament for it.† (source)temperament = usual mood and tendencies
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Only their temperaments are different.† (source)temperaments = usual moods and tendencies
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There was Steve, a soft-spoken man with a temperament to match.† (source)temperament = usual mood and tendencies
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With our rarely changing temperaments, strong emotions can alter us in permanent ways.† (source)temperaments = usual moods and tendencies
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And there was the dog's personality, which was distinct from its temperament.† (source)temperament = usual mood and tendencies
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Different habits, different temperaments, different ways of seeing the world.† (source)temperaments = usual moods and tendencies
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Her temperament was compliant.† (source)temperament = usual mood and tendencies
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Their looks, though, were as distinct and different as their temperaments.† (source)temperaments = usual moods and tendencies
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