1
Mr Moor was a phlegmatic man; a self-contained and a reticent man.
2
Louis, the poor, phlegmatic man, steps out; all step out.
3
The burly, phlegmatic man was sorely troubled in his mind.
4
The phlegmatic man will live longer, all other things being equal, than the sanguine, nervous individual.
5
This was not a happy Nadal, and even his uncle and coach Toni, a normally phlegmatic man, became agitated.
6
He is described as a phlegmatic man of dull and slow mental processes, domestic tastes and of kindly disposition to his children.
7
Hull swore angrily at the phlegmatic man, attacked furiously, and threw himself aside just in time to avoid a blow of the mace.
8
On the contrary, he decidedly lost his temper, as is occasionally the case with even phlegmatic men.
9
He belonged to the type of pale and somewhat phlegmatic men who frequently fall in love with women of sanguine complexion and robust appearance.
10
"God knows, we want you," replied the baron- aphlegmaticman, who, nevertheless, saw the quivering lip, and turned away hastily.