Sentence examples for brought something personal from inspiring English sources

Almost all the singers brought something personal and distinctive to their roles.

This is a watchable, fluent movie; director and co-writer Craig Johnson (who made The Adolescents with Mark Duplass) clearly brought something personal to it, but it could have been his writing partner Mark Heyman, the author of Black Swan, who gave it the sharp edges and corners.

Live music on the runway is becoming a motif of the season, as though that too, as much as the clothes, can bring something personal and a new emotion to the catwalk.

Are you part of the faceless personnel which make up the world; or do you bring something personal to it?

"There are so many people doing what we do, that the only way you're going to stand out is by bringing something personal to the table".

Does he think Lewin's personal history brought something else to the film?

Then they're ready to bring something utterly personal to it.

The thing I love about acting is that you can bring something very personal into the open and at the same time remain hidden because you're always playing a character in a story that someone else has imagined.

For a legislator who frequently offers glimpses of her personal life on Twitter, the new year brought something entirely different to share: a wedding.

Every reading brought something different to it.

But the loss brought something unexpected.