Sentence examples for considerable personality from inspiring English sources

Dickens, being Dickens, instantly began to impress his considerable personality upon the project, and Seymour shot himself shortly after completing the plates for the second number.

Here again, it was mostly virtuosity on parade, but Mr. Tao seems to have developed considerable personality (and muscle) in the interim.

Mr. Jaroussky's gorgeous singing of Ruggiero's "Sol da te" is a high point, and soprano Verónica Cangemi invests Angelica's arias with vibrant tone and considerable personality.

They played with high skill and intensity and, more than that, they had to show considerable personality after going in behind at half-time to Sergio Agüero's breakaway goal.

Of course it's hard to imagine that any character played by the young and handsome Mr. Domig would have trouble attracting women, at least initially, despite considerable personality problems.

Among the guests was Henry Kissinger, who had delivered the first fellowship lecture a year earlier, a considerable personality wryly described as the only Secretary of State under whom three American Presidents have served.

For the invasion of northwest Europe, the Combined Chiefs created the temporary position of Supreme Commander Allied Expeditionary Force and assigned it to General Dwight D. Eisenhower, an American with a proven ability to work amicably with the often considerable personalities who directed the Allied armies in Europe.

Personality Disorder (PD) is defined by the World Health Organisation as " a severe disturbance in the characterological condition and behavioural tendencies of the individual, usually involving several areas of the personality, and nearly always associated with considerable personal and social disruption"[ 1].

Through the power of his personality, the scale of his reputation and his considerable personal charm, Boulez has made big things happen, way beyond the confines of manuscript paper.

He keeps the camera moving to supply the illusion that something is happening, and he and Mr. Jackson use their considerable craft and personality to squeeze every drop of humor and eloquence out of Mr. McCarthy's script.

But she is stepping up her private events, with one goal: throwing the considerable force of her personality into rousing deflated, restive fund-raisers and volunteers.