| Still more noteworthy, however, was the unvarying sweetness and equability of her disposition. |
| He suddenly aged, lost his good looks and his equability of temper, which had hitherto seen him through the trials of operatic production. |
| How this equability of temperature has been maintained does not now matter. |
| Its poise and equability began to grow trivial, its exalted familiarity to become mere vulgarity. |
| This equability of temperature is a consequence of the strong influence of the warm ocean waters. |
| There were storms enough without, and equability was to be desired at the fireside even at a sacrifice of deeper pleasures. |
