The normally phlegmatic Minister lost her cool when she was heckled by the members of the press about the scam surrounding her ministry.
It was really fortunate that Ms Takashima was never phlegmatic about Company data and took care to take regular backups and consequently the earthquake caused only a minor loss of data.
It is a wonder that Mr Browne is so phlegmatic even in such moments of crisis.
The miraculous development of Gareth Bale into a ?100-million target Southampton fans are a phlegmatic bunch, so last week's report that the club had foregone the clause allowing it 25 percent of any sell-on fee that Tottenham Hotspur generate for Gareth Bale -- in return for the £3m payment that kept it afloat in 2009 -- was met with less despair that you might have thought.
Aug. 6, 2013 - Sports Illustrated
Ben Lyttleton: The development of Gareth Bale into a Real Madrid target Southampton fans are a phlegmatic bunch, so last week's report that the club had foregone the clause allowing it 25 percent of any sell-on fee that Tottenham Hotspur generate for Gareth Bale -- in return for the £3m payment that kept it afloat in 2009 -- was met with less despair that you might have thought.
Aug. 6, 2013 - Sports Illustrated
Andrew Strauss in Moneycontrol.com It was a new-ball pitch and the new ball misbehaved throughout the test. You have to be phlegmatic about it, some of the batsmen got some pretty good balls,Strauss said.
Dennis Amiss in BBC News We became very close in the England side,said Amiss. "I phoned him earlier this week and he was fine - upset by the results but Bob was phlegmatic, he knew there were some good days and some bad days. I remember he used to say: 'all I can...
Sir Alex Ferguson in Telegraph.co.uk Ferguson says: "You cannot compare the players' temperaments. Eric was a more emotional, moody character who needed more than anything to play. I'm sure Rio is desperate to play tomorrow, as well, but he is a more phlegmatic character, he has...