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The phrase "a very different personality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone whose character or behavior contrasts significantly with another person or group.
Example: "Despite being siblings, they have a very different personality, which often leads to misunderstandings."
Alternatives: "a completely distinct character" or "an entirely contrasting persona."
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His is a very different personality, however.
I like how Nicola Yoon gives each character a very different personality.
Astatke, a solemn, well-spoken 64-year-old, is a very different personality to the effervescent Eshete.
He said he would install a new philosophy and approach to the game, and that he had a very different personality than Renney's unwavering calm.
Mansell was beaten more often than not during his years at Lotus by team-mate Elio de Angelis, a talented driver and charming man from a wealthy Roman background, and a very different personality from Mansell.
I believe every camera has a very different personality.
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"We're all very different personalities," argues bassist Mark Stoermer.
By co-devising this film with his partner and star, Gerwig, Baumbach fuses his own recurring and very male themes of career anxiety, social competition and life disappointment with Gerwig's very different personality, a looser, gentler ambient style which does not prickle with barbs and zingers, and which puts the optimism back in.
The two communities attract very different personality types.
Incarceration is a handy dramatic device that shoves a load of very different personalities into a confined space, meaning cheap sets, power struggles and instant tension.
But perhaps that's just a reflection of their very different personalities; Caravaggio was a fighter, a show-off.
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