Use of the word temperamental in a sentence example

temperamental

Last update: October 15, 2015

She is temperamental. [Please select]

All I know is that he's temperamental, and you'd better stay away from him. [Please select]

I'll do anything you like except play the gallant, and I only draw the line at that because of my temperamental disability.' [Please select]

He is temperamental, imaginative; as he fights he remembers all the bitterness of the past, its wrongs, its cruelties. [Please select]

And he knew it would be many a long day before his sensitively temperamental mate would forgive or forget. [Please select]

He tried this form of bullying once--only once--on the Mistress' temperamental gray cat, Peter Grimm. [Please select]

Now Lad was not in the very least interested in Tipperary; treating the temperamental Persian always with marked coldness. [Please select]

Even to a temperamental iconoclast such as O'Rane, I fancy Burgess came as a revelation.' [Please select]

Such a frame of mind is too instinctive and temperamental to be called optimism. [Please select]

His spirit was courageous in the truest sense of the word: by effort and conviction, not by temperamental insensibility to fear. [Please select]

But people have such a fatal way--even without being temperamental conservatives--of leaving things as they find them. [Please select]

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