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Molyneux, on the other hand, had the sanguine temperament of a projector.
2
A man of pure life and sanguine temperament was hard to kill.
3
She saw, however, in every word and act his father's sanguine temperament.
4
His sanguine temperament was disclosed in the deep color of his cheeks.
5
Has had small-pox; without infirmities; sanguine temperament; easily excited and subject to feverishness.
6
He was of that sanguine temperament which in anger acts hastily.
7
The propagandists were, for the most part of incredibly sanguine temperament.
8
His sanguine temperament had made a complete rebound from the depression following Ticonderoga.
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This was due to a sanguine temperament and a large imagination.
10
His enthusiasm, based upon such a sanguine temperament, continued to rise.
11
The macaques of the Far East vary from the sanguine temperament to the combative.
12
The sanguine temperament of the captain might have over-estimated it.
13
Under the influence of the fiery stimulant, Kent's sanguine temperament boiled and bubbled over.
14
Let me, said a wise man, always be surrounded by men of sanguine temperament.
15
Even Conniston's sanguine temperament was not proof to the shock of his father's message.
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His sanguine temperament was asserting itself to the full.
