Sentence examples for both personas from inspiring English sources
Both personas were comic inventions with dashes of seriousness.
Little chance of that with the outrageous egotist who straddled both personas.
Rosenstein said both personas were in fact operated by the GRU.
His lifelong foraging in the overgrown pastures of American popular culture has taught him that the true prophet is often indistinguishable from the snake-oil salesman, and his gaunt, weathered frame contains both personas.
He's become something in between, capable of embodying both personas in spurts, but on the whole a productive, occasionally dynamic member of a Knicks team built around Carmelo Anthony, who was, this season at least, the best scorer on the planet.
"It's not clear that he can continue to assume both personas: Trump the champion of the people and Trump the occasional statesman". Full coverage available at The Hill.
Both personae represent a highly artificed femininity, celebrating black beauty by accentuating lips, hair, and breasts with enamels and powders, eye-catching colors, and seductive textures.
Today what is left of the green movement depends upon Ayatollahs Montazeri and Sane'i – both personae non gratae for years – for its religious legitimacy.
That's one of the names Trump used with journalists to burnish his status as a bold-faced Manhattan celebrity; he also called himself "John Barron". Both personae were supposedly publicists who just wanted to explain what a wonderful guy Mr. Trump was and how beautiful women seemed unable to resist his charms.
The latter point is something Persona 5 fans will appreciate, as the styling of the post-battle screens are very nicely done and the Mementos stage also changes color depending on the music track, with music from both Persona 3 and Persona 4 being included here.
Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth is a dungeon-crawler RPG developed for the Nintendo 3DS, which features characters from both Persona 3 and Persona 4, as well as gameplay elements from the Etrian Odyssey series.
