(1) He's got all the right qualifications but is temperamentally unsuitable.

(2) I'm temperamentally unsuited to this job.

(3) He is a quitter who is temperamentally unsuited to remaining a champion.

(4) Although they are twins, temperamentally they are as like as chalk to cheese.

(5) Temperamentally unsuited for compromise, Tatum went on the offensive.

(6) If this notion suits you temperamentally, then try producing this sort of suspense novel.

(7) Temperament and Activity People react in temperamentally different ways to the challenges posed by change.

(8) Some heads were temperamentally and intellectually less inclined than others to perceive education in terms of grand statements and ringing slogans.

(9) Northumberland had more use for him; he was temperamentally closer to this coldly thinking man than to his own son.

(10) Temperamentally and ideologically, the two men fit hand in glove.

(11) He's temperamentally unsuited to this work.

(12) Those two are temperamentally incompatible.

(13) Temperamentally, like Hawthorne[/temperamentally.html], he preferred a plot out of the past.

(14) Unhappily, Taft was temperamentally unfitted to play the role that history demanded.

(15) We are temperamentally compatible.

(16) Although they are twins, temperamentally they are as different as chalk and cheese.

(17) It can be used to refer to some one who is physically or temperamentally very ugly: a real MEESkait.

(1) He's got all the right qualifications but is temperamentally unsuitable.

(2) Although they are twins, temperamentally they are as like as chalk to cheese.