Sentence examples for community personality from inspiring English sources

Tim Pfeiffer, Starbucks' senior vice president of global design, told the Seattle Times that the new stores are intended to have a more "community personality".

This "stealth Starbucks" (as the anomalous outlet immediately became known) was decorated with "one-of-a-kind" fixtures and customers were invited to bring in their own music for the stereo system as well as their own pet social causes – all to help develop what the company called "a community personality". Customers had to look hard to find the small print on the menus: "inspired by Starbucks".

There are, of course, scores of other, more personal factors to consider: political atmosphere, religious climate, proximity to friends and family, and community personality, to name a few.

15th Avenue Coffee and Tea, which used to be a Starbucks, is one of several stores in the Seattle area that will be un-branded, as a way to see whether the chain might do better by adopting what a company executive called "a community personality".

The communal dining room hosts community personalities, city folk, the occasional international visitor.

"It's a community without personality," he said, "horrible in contrast to majestic and beautiful Machu Picchu".

A template that has far more to do with community and personality than it does a deliberate scene.

He's responsible for creating the same exalted relationship between community and personality that he fell in love with all those years ago.

"It's like Disneyland". The differences can perhaps best be seen along 111th Street, the commercial strip that runs through both communities, changing personality as it goes.

Bunny Wailer, last surviving member of Bob Marley's original band, has accused him of "outright fraudulent use of Rastafari Community's personalities and symbolism" and claimed he has failed to meet "contractual, moral and verbal commitments".

In settings such as therapeutic communities antisocial personality disorder was a positive factor in predicting retention, whereas in other types of treatment, such as outpatient drug-free counselling, it was a negative predictor [ 9].