Sentence examples for complex personalities from inspiring English sources

And while these women may be all about appearances on the first day of school, their costumes throughout the show reflect their much more complex personalities (and personal lives).

By middle age, people have developed complex personalities, whole networks of obligations, settled habits.

Barrett and Wilson's stories are arresting, their complex personalities being considerably more interesting than those of today's manufactured stars.

"She just had an intuitive grasp of complex personalities and emotions that was way beyond her years," Ms. Schulman said.

In "Them," she adds hard-won insights into the complex personalities of her elegant but morally icy mother and stepfather, Tatiana and Alexander Liberman.

The series has the scope and the courage to replay the political intricacies of the struggle – and the complex personalities that forged its shape.

Other sessions included discussions on neo-imperialism, the complex personality of Mahatma Gandhi and (my personal favorite) the idea of the Indian self where the concept of "derivative modernity" was analyzed by scholars Ananya Vajpeyi and David Shulman.

So, like a real person, she should be a complex personality.

Beethoven's lofty humanitarian yearnings notwithstanding, his tormented, complex personality was never well adapted to the needs and vulnerabilities of a young person.

Henry Ford was a complex personality.

Nobel's complex personality puzzled his contemporaries.