Sentence examples for Central personality from inspiring English sources

Like the Dublin of Joyce's "Ulysses," the city itself becomes a central personality of the book.

Olbermann was heavily promoted by the cable network as its central personality when he arrived in early 1999 to lead the attempt to challenge "Sports Centers" late-night sports news domination.

And one missed that sine qua non of successful revue: a gripping, outgoing central personality for whose every entrance one waits and on whose every word one devotedly hangs.

"I myself am an example of Africa's triple heritage," said Ali A. Mazrui, the central personality both as writer and as narrator on camera of the controversial new documentary series "The Africans," which begins this week on the Public Broadcasting Service.

In what stands out as the most surreal moment of Venezuela's presidential campaign — a race whose central personality is the deceased president — Mr. Maduro told the nation that Mr. Chávez's spirit came to him as a tiny bird that flew into a chapel where he was praying.

Idol's creator and its central personality, Simon Cowell, made his final appearance on the show Wednesday night.

Organizers for the simultaneous rallies on Oct. 30, which will have Comedy Central personalities as hosts, asked Mr. Nealis to share the toilets, promising to contribute to the cost and have them cleaned before the marathon's start at 8 a.m. the next day.

Such detached traits, however, do not necessarily indicate that a culture is shamanistic, as the central personalities in such systems—sorcerers, medicine men or healers, and the like may, unlike the shaman, have attained their position through deliberate study and the application of rational knowledge.

He was one of the central personalities of the Lazic War (541 562).

In one, subjects rated how central certain personality characteristics were to creativity.

The aim of this article is to highlight the central role personality has for health psychology.