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• They were born far from Washington, both geographically and temperamentally.
• Or " Is he temperamentally disposed for this ?"
• He and Day were temperamentally worlds apart, realist versus romantic.
• Temperamentally, Zumthor suffers few of the urban architect's afflictions.
• The speakership forced occasional moderation on the temperamentally immoderate Gingrich.
• Many cats already are wired, and not just temperamentally.
• Temperamentally, Washington wasn't too far from our current president.
• He is also shaped by the divorce of his temperamentally opposite parents.
• I am better suited to her temperamentally  we get on well.
• Temperamentally they are protective, potentially aggressive, and courageous.
• Temperamentally, Gore is far more conservative than Kemp.
• Temperamentally, she's more of a moderate.
• Physically and temperamentally, Smallwood and Fielding are opposites.
• This experience helps them musically, technically, and temperamentally to work better.
• Reggie Smith clashed culturally with the Red Sox and temperamentally with his teammates,
• By all accounts, McCreight was temperamentally ill-suited to public life.
• Temperamentally, I really like sitting in front of a computer with a grid.
• We are as sure as we can be that the dog is temperamentally sound.
• But I don't think I was that radically different emotionally or temperamentally.
• Temperamentally, we're very different people _ you must have noticed that.