Sentence examples for collection of personalities from inspiring English sources
— ZACH HILLESLAND Maybe it's because I've seen more Ohio State basketball this year than anything else (thanks, roommates), but they seem to have the right collection of personalities and role players to advance deep into the bracket.
As someone who covets glass seltzer bottles, suitcase record players, and has a rather unhealthy obsession with vintage film cameras, I was quickly enchanted by this collection of personalities, practices, and items from a bygone era.
A search of listings in recent weeks did not produce anything linked directly to Washington, but there were several properties that brought together an unlikely collection of personalities to aid in their sales.
One, by the Palestine Strategy Study Group, a collection of personalities from the region and beyond, financed by a European Union grant, laid out possible situations, including the one-state option, concluding: "Palestinian alternatives to a negotiated agreement are difficult but possible.
Clips are cut together to ensure that this collection of personalities (apparently 23 in total) comes off as dangerous, sadistic, and bizarre as possible.
The first phase on "Vocational Choice" encompassed a broad collection of personality and environmental variables with a sample representative of 15-year old students of the German- and French-speaking parts of Switzerland.
Jew-ish is a collection of personality and physical traits that border on the stereotypical.
For decades, psychologists and business researchers have explored whether there is a collection of personality traits that is associated with starting a business.
His titular role is "a collection of personality traits in search of a coherent character, which Mr. Duvall, by dint of sheer professionalism, comes very close to supplying".
The album contains 13 tracks that, true to the title, twist and morph underground UK bass sounds into a collection of personality-filled and even cinematic vignettes.
In an article two years ago about a Russian comic strip hero called Superputin, Wired magazine called the Russian president's publicity stunts a "weird and wonderful collection of personality-cult kitsch".
