Personality In A Sentence

• My personality had been discovered.
• The chatter of personality has no interest for him.
• The whole personality of the man was an enigma to her.
• The volume is rich with the personality of Myrtle Reed.
• The other's personality grew on him.
• He inspired confidence in you because of his personality and reserve power.
• But somehow the man's personality grated on me.
• Emmy Lou, a survivor, found a personality awaiting her in her Sophomore year.

• There is nothing that can be substituted for a winning personality in the salesman.
• No fiction could be more fraught with fascinating personality than his actual life.
• Some men will react to personality changes as abrupt as this in different ways than others.
• Here then we have the philological theory of the personality and conduct of Zeus.
• The savage, it has been thought, attributes personality to everything without exception.
• Our theory will receive confirmation from the character of the personality of Zeus in his myth.
• Maybe I also have been hunting for the mate who would give my personality a chance to breathe.
• But no: that personality had stamped itself too deeply on the mind of his generation to be forgotten.
• What distressed her chiefly was the incongruity between his personality and the sordid drama in which she was inviting him to take part.
• It had also taught him that in an age of sophistication the poet should not hide his personality wholly behind the veil.
• This is very important; for handwriting is, as it were, an extension of the personality of the writer.
• She sat there as if nothing had happened, but her personality had changed as completely as though she had been retrained from birth.
• His whole life had been, to a great extent, subordinate to the presence and personality of his grandfather.
• Hence it is impossible to deny continued personality between any existing rose-seed and the earliest seed that can be called a rose-seed at all.
• We have seen that as the idea of personality becomes more distinct the range of its application becomes narrower, not wider.
• Did he possess some magic gift of personality which caused the artificial, the counterfeit, to wither in his presence?
• I was to disguise myself as a man, which nature made easy for me, and my real personality was to be our chief safeguard.
• Analogy, the specious precursor of reason, would suggest the personality of the powers which awed and cheered man.
• Again she had the sensation, familiar to her since yesterday, of the world reeling to pieces around her while her own personality survived.
• As the idea of personality grows more distinct it necessarily becomes less extensive, till we withdraw it from all but intelligent human beings.
• The first stage in the objectivation of intelligence or in the evolution of personality is the constitution of mere, abstract, or strict right.
• Hubert watched in wonderment this girl, so weak and languid in her own nature, awaking only to life when she assumed the personality of another.
• Not only was I stirred by the effect of the sounds heard, but by the change in the personality of the singer.
• Thus we must look for some other explanation of the personality of Zeus, supposing his name to mean the sky.
• The significant thing about Edwards is the way he enters into the tradition, infuses it with his personality and makes it live.
• He was an artist whose personality was so strongly impressed upon his work that we have come thus to know, to a certain extent, the man himself.
• Is it a self-evident truth that man, with his distinct personality and individual consciousness, is a mere "mode" or affection of another being?
• And, indeed, the moral poison of falsehood has such a decomposing power that Renouard felt his old personality turn to dead dust.
• My mind is myself, which I carry with me everywhere; it is my own personality from which I can never part.
• Whenever I bump up against an opposing personality and my smooth progress is impeded, I secretly blame the opposer.
• Reason might very possibly abolish the double currency; it might even attack the personality of Hope and Justice.
• The brown figure, in linen waistcloth and yellow turban, suggests that Indian personality which has survived ages of exile on these lonely heights.

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