The phrase "a personal character" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone’s individual traits or qualities that define their personality.
Example: "Her kindness and empathy are part of her personal character that endears her to everyone she meets."
Alternatives: "individual nature" or "personal traits".
The president will engage in a personal, character assassination campaign, and so we'll have to fire back, one in defense and, number two, in offense.
Some of these public rights are of a personal character (in personam) and cannot be transferred, let alone by market transactions (as in the case of the Overijssel case subsidies); others have a property character (in rem) and can be transferred, possibly also on the market (as in the case of CO2 allowances).
Character trading cards will be available along with the menu launch and be sure to check out the Hobbit Hub online which includes Hobbit trivia, games and a personal character generator.
"A decision of a personal character made when (Benedict) was a private citizen is no longer operative now that he is the head of the Catholic Church," said the Vatican's top spokesman, the Rev. Federico Lombardi.
As a nation we can continue to watch the lives of our celebrities and our own loved ones run off the rails and say "how sad" or "why can't he just get his life together" OR we can come to finally accept that addiction is a complex and often chronic disease of the brain, treating this as a medical matter rather than a personal character flaw.
"What surprised me, and not a lot surprises me in politics, was that Mr. Plouffe went for a direct personal character assault on Mr. Romney a little while ago," said Mike Murphy, the longtime Republican consultant and frequent "Meet the Press" guest, shortly after Plouffe's interview aired.
He completed "After All," the last painting in the series, in 1933, and he died two years later at 51. Knowing the circumstances under which the Lancaster paintings were made gives their heroic imagery a sharply personal character.
But the President's overall approval rating was still narrowly higher than his disapproval rating — by fifty per cent to forty-six per cent — and almost three quarters of the respondents (seventy-three per cent) said he has a strong personal character.
Trump carries a deep personal character defect.
In fact, it's a uniquely personal character he carries.
