Sentence examples for charged personality from inspiring English sources

"This guy's got fangs!" That is what Hollywood star Matthew McConaughey recalls saying when he first noted the charged personality of 1980s Aids activist Ron Woodroof.

They include the threat's level of detail, whether it is emotionally charged, the personality of the person making the threat [if known] and the social atmosphere in the school.

On Tuesday, with just a few students present on campus between semesters, undergraduates praised Dr. Esteban's personal touch and take-charge personality.

He also has a decorator's take-charge personality, Ms. Kaplan noted.

And with his take-charge personality, Mr. Giuliani has sought medical advice from a number of doctors throughout the country.

On arrival in Kinshasa, Dr. Close, a man with a take-charge personality, immediately arranged a meeting with the Ministry of Health.

A top Republican thinks Mr. Bratton, who flirted with challenging Rudy as a Democrat in 1996 and then seriously explored running against Mark Green as a Republican in 2000, would be a casting dream for mayor or governor: "After 9/11, people want a take-charge personality".

(Her) One has to be officially in charge, personality-wise.

To be a good defender, the GC must know the business (and its multiple units) as well as understand the personalities charged with managing them.

The issue came to the public's attention in 2011 when the physician and television personality Mehmet Oz charged that total arsenic levels in apple juice were too high.

Mr. Emelianoff approaches old and new works alike with a refreshingly old-fashioned physicality; his intonation can slip during charged moments, but the personality in his playing more than compensates.