Sentence examples for a personality trait from inspiring English sources

Being an "Apple person" or a "Windows person" is a marketing gimmick, not a personality trait.

Alexithymia is a personality trait that is conceptualized as deficits in a person's ability to employ cognitive processes to identify, differentiate, and communicate one's affective states [24, 25].

Reagan's optimism wasn't mainly a personality trait.

Along with ambition, the men shared a personality trait: both were colossal narcissists.

I suppose it is a personality trait, perhaps nurtured during my literature studies.

What others interpret as environmentalism he insists is merely a personality trait.

It is a personality trait borne of playing in the A.C.C.

Perhaps Johnston's trepidation was a personality trait; an episode earlier in his life certainly suggests so.

It's a personality trait, of confidence, of calmness and it comes with people who are overly prepared.

First is the Rainbow Ruse — the "statement which credits the client with both a personality trait and its opposite".

They found that psychologically speaking, impostorism looked a lot more like a self-presentation strategy than a personality trait.