Sentence examples for be personality from inspiring English sources

There must be personality if it's a portrait".

"Sure, there can be personality conflicts, just like anywhere else," Flori said, referring to his players.

Better pay is a given, she says, but equally important, there needs to be personality testing.

"I don't want to use the word soul, because it brings up awful connotations of soulful house," he says, "but there has to be personality behind the music.

He suggested there might be personality problems between Mrs. Masaiti and the local officers, which might explain why the provincial police, not the local police, have made arrests in the public violence cases.

"Some things that are deemed as racism, sexism or any other 'ism' may really just be personality clashes," said Mr. Young, who recalls thinking one of his previous bosses was riding him because he was black -- until he saw the man act equally mean to a white employee.

He says that success has always been, and will continue to be, personality-driven.

On one level this is a storm in a teacup, proving only that Better Together prefers to be personality-focused while Scottish voters wrestle with issues of democracy, sovereignty and the best way to create a fairer society – inside or outside the union.

What is personality, though?

The second was personality.

Nowadays it's personality.