The phrase "a few personalities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of distinct character traits or individuals, often in contexts discussing behavior or social interactions.
Example: "In the group, there were a few personalities that stood out due to their unique perspectives and contributions."
Alternatives: "several characters" or "a handful of personas".
It doesn't happen to everyone who works on radio, but audiences do seem to take very warmly to a few personalities.
Only a few personalities emerge fully: notably Agnieszka Grochowska as a strong-willed woman named Klara Keller, and Fürmann's Mundek Margulies (partly because he makes sorties into daylight, where we can see him).
AS BIG-TIME COLLEGE FOOTBALL has grown into a multisponsored, million-footed behemoth, the urge to reduce each season to a few personalities has become ever more absurd, and more necessary.
To commission a project well you have to predict what a Controller will need a year or more in advance and what an audience will respond to, not always the same thing; and do this on the evidence of a pitch and a few personalities.
There are even a few personalities thrown in there too.
There are a few personalities on Instagram that I follow and I don't know anything about them except what I've imagined through their images.
It's easy to talk about this topic in the abstract, but in order to better understand the pitfalls of what many call "Affluenza", let's take a look at a few personality flaws that can arise from growing up in a wealthy household.
It's all right to pick up a few aspects of a famous character, such as the first name, occupation, or a few personality traits, but NEVER take someone else's character and claim him or her to be yours.
Along with Leach being an innovator on the field, few personalities in college football are as engaging as he is.
· The downside of not having Jelena Dokic's dad around the place is that there are few personalities to create a storm.
