The phrase "adding a personal dimension to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how to make something more relatable or meaningful by incorporating personal elements or experiences.
Example: "The documentary was powerful, adding a personal dimension to the historical events it covered."
Alternatives: "introducing a personal touch to" or "infusing a personal aspect into".
Informative labels give historical background and some include photographs of the local families that owned the quilts, adding a personal dimension to the display.
And they are adding a personal dimension to a debate over what human responsibilities machines should, and should not, be allowed to undertake.
But in an era when women work so hard to be taken seriously, I also was vaguely uncomfortable that Chirac was adding a personal dimension to a professional encounter and assuming I would like it.
"It obviously adds a personal dimension to the issue, because the the ceremonies they went through have been found to have no legal foundation," Williams said.
Two other plein air artists, Jack Broderick of Tolland and Dave Lussier of Woodstock, have been painting farm scenes for years, but the current association on the farm preservation issue has added a personal dimension to their artwork.
"Najla's play is important because it adds a personal dimension to the difficulties of communication in a life that has many different reference points," Mr. Barenboim said in an e-mail message.
Flight to China To add a personal dimension to "Shanghai Ghetto," a documentary about Jews who escaped Hitler's Germany by fleeing to that Chinese port city, one of those survivors, Evelyn Pike Rubin of Jericho, will appear at 2 30 p.m. today at the Cinema Arts Center on Park Avenue in Huntington.
This provenance adds a personal dimension to the displays, since it is likely that Weston elected to send Ms. Seaman photographs that were special or important to him, and he often included little notes to her about where the photographs were taken, the subject matter and his thinking.
Not only does this rather ironically paint the Chinese state and its massive police force as something of a victim, analysts said, but it also stirs up feelings of fear and anger among many Han, the nation's majority population, that add a personal dimension to the riots.
As always, Newell had nothing to say about what kind of hardware will be part of the Steam Box, but did allude once again to the prospect of adding a more personal dimension to how we play games.
Journaling how you responded when a child won a contest or broke a bone can add a more personal dimension to the family book.
