[Grammar] a man with or a man of ?

[henryma99]

Hi guys.

Which of the followings is better？
He is a man of good temper.
He is a man with good temper.

The first one sounds better to me.
But, are they the same in meaning？
If not, what are their differences？ Which one should I use in the future？:-?

 

[MikeNewYork]

Without any context, both sentences appear to have similar meanings.

 

[Rover_KE]

In #2 I'd say '...with a good temper'.

 

[henryma99]

Without any context, both sentences appear to have similar meanings.

Hi Mike, in what kind of context will they differ in meaning？

 

[MikeNewYork]

It is up to you to provide the contexts.

 

[henryma99]

It is up to you to provide the contexts.

I can't provide the context. I just randomly think o fit

 

[henryma99]

Hi Rover. So both of them are right actually？

 

[Boris Tatarenko]

I'd highly suggest you read post #2 one more time, henryman99. :-D

Not a teacher nor a native speaker.