Sentence examples for constructed personality from inspiring English sources

Another Tweet contested the notion that C.A. constructed "personality profiles" for potential voters.

As students we had all imagined that "Lionel Trilling" was a constructed personality, though we wrongly assumed he had changed his name, like those New York Jewish intellectuals burdened by their modest origins.

When she put a more constructed personality forward, as in her version of "Takes Two to Tango," taken from Ray Charles and Betty Carter's 1961 record and turned into slow ska — she was playing in someone else's sandbox, affecting neo-soul traces in her delivery.

Google Now also provides a similar service, though without the constructed personality.

Or Mae West, who similarly, as a pop culture spectacle, was forced to maintain her constructed personality and physical shape in tandem.

But what about a more radical idea — that we aren't any of those things in in the "Saturn's ring" of ego and constructed personality?

One character admits that he doesn't know which of his constructed personalities is real, and Chris says, "I'm a good liar, because I believe in the lies myself".

Further, some psychological tests have shown that it is possible to construct personality descriptions and foretelling generic enough to satisfy most members of a large audience simultaneously.

SERGE: How we construct personalities as consumers -- all the consumer choices that people make.

She presented herself in many contradictory ways, and used her art not just to reveal her personality, but to construct a personality.

Denollet [ 27, 28] developed the Type D scale 16 (DS16) based on a two-construct personality which includes (i) negative affectivity (NA), which denotes a stable tendency to experience negative emotions.