To emphasize what the story tried to express, Watanabe adjusted the personalities Toriyama had given to each character.
And I've long thought that my impulse to act differently with, say, my friend from grad school and my husband's aunt — to adjust my personality to fit the situation and the other person — is an example of good manners, not bad ones.
Try to adjust your personality for some time until you're friends with her, then slowly adjust your personality back and then she will understand you and have fun with your jokes.
He says most skills can be learned, but it is difficult to train people to adjust their personality, and that "if you can find people who are fun, friendly, caring and love helping others, you are on to a winner".
A shy and reserved man, he will have to adjust his personality to become someone who can comfortably be questioned by House of Commons select committees or quizzed on Today or Newsnight by a BBC news division that traditionally takes pleasure in giving the BBC's leaders at least as tough a time as external guests.
As you get better at doing that, the next step is learning to adjust your personality style to improve your interactions.
Their most important needs pertained to gaining information (eg, side effects, prognosis), coping and addressing psychological concerns, practical needs, coordination of care and adjusting to personality and behavioural issues of the patients.
Adjust your personality: You're a loose cannon, a reckless psycho, a chef.
Does adjusting to personalities mean changing yours, or selling your soul?
He ticks all the boxes – social skills, well-adjusted personality, normal human being, all that stuff".
In addition, this relative risk for low SES was adjusted for Type D personality in the fourth analysis.
