Sentence examples for consistent persona from inspiring English sources

He presented a consistent persona, to which people's reactions varied wildly.

Mr. Jackson's most consistent persona is as a disgruntled striver wondering why nothing goes the way it was supposed to.

Without any such crude mechanisms, Cary Grant maintained an astonishingly consistent persona over the decades, defending his narrow range (stylised ease, controlling suavity) against any possible challenge.

When it comes to women who seek power, the pressure to create a recognizably consistent persona (whether authentic or fake-authentic) under the distorting glare of television close-ups and digitalized replays only intensifies.

Of the possible claimants, in terms of seniority and eminence (all of them older than Lagarde), Meryl Streep more or less disqualifies herself by her reliance on acting technique, her disinclination to establish a consistent persona across a range of roles.

In the 1960s Ms. Czyzewska (her name is pronounced elzh-BYET-uh Chuh-ZHEF-skuh) was, quite simply, the most popular actress in Poland, creating, in comic and dramatic roles, a consistent persona that was both fiercely feminine and fiercely independent.

One of the more unique aspects of Guinness's talent was his ability to disappear into a role, thus belying the dictum that actors without a consistent screen persona are not likely to become stars.

If Obama's belief system was fairly consistent, his public persona was not.

Henry Adaso of About.com noted Nas' lyrics as consistent with his persona of a "street poet", writing that "there are gun threats, car boasts, thoughts of rooftop sex, shoutouts to New York rap pioneers, and references to real drug rings".

Ms. Torn may play the author as a victim, consistent with her public persona, but she's no whiner.

Damon has grown into one of the few great modern movie stars, his genial persona a consistent steadying influence on his films, even as it fluidly adapts to being just about anyone else.