temperamental造句

There are physical and temperamental differences.

The artists are talented people with a vision who are a bit temperamental or slightly irrational.

The actress was so temperamental that many people refused to work with her.

Ramkumar did not at first oppose the ways of his temperamental brother.

In fact, the flash of anger seemed less tough than temperamental.

Objective: To investigate the relationship between temperamental characteristic and the behavior deviation in preschool children.

But Seedorf, a Dutchman of Surinamese descent, claimed the temperamental forward is singled out for special treatment for other reasons.

It isn't a question of you being young. I think it is temperamental. Some people do have that feeling.

And for anyone bored with doped-up cyclists and temperamental tennis players, the Homeless World Cup did seem different.

Instead they have focused on heritable personality and temperamental traits that might influence the likelihood of divorce.

Mouse drivers (especially USB mouse drivers) can be atrociously temperamental beasts, and changing a driver does not always result in added functionality.

If the most temperamental player in my team was still capable of bringing me qualification I would take him on board.

"Li Na has showed very obvious improvement in both her technique, tactics and psychological approach," he said of the temperamental 27-year-old.

OBJECTIVE: To survey the status quo of psychological and behavior problems and distribution of temperamental types through questionnaire for children in Guiyang.

Stress, such as that found in disrupted families, seems to impair the ability of temperamental children to adapt to their surroundings, the greater the amount of stress, the less well they adapt.

The liquid vaccines they require are often temperamental, needing constant refrigeration and thus what is known as a "cold chain" to keep them in tip-top condition as they move from factory to clinic.