He loves arguing and not allowing other people to win or convince him he's wrong, and that's one of the cornerstones of this personality.
Cruelty seems to have been a cornerstone of Byron's personality, a wretched and gleeful sadism born of self-loathing.
Working hard and succeeding will make you feel valuable and important - the cornerstones of a confident personality.
Insidiously, through small concessions that only mounted up over time, we have signed away rights and privileges that other generations fought for, undermining the very cornerstones of our personalities in the process.
Indeed, personality is the cornerstone of human potential because it determines people's optimal patterns of adaptation to each environment, what choices they make, and how likely they are to excel at different jobs and careers.
Although psychotherapy is a cornerstone in the treatment of personality disorders (PDs), there is little empirical evidence regarding how different levels of psychotherapeutic care may affect treatment outcome [ 1- 3].
Just as Brady and Manning each epitomized his squad's character and offensive personality, Revis serves as the cornerstone of a team built on defense.
The fact that people consistently judge themselves superior to an average peer on most personality traits is one of the cornerstones of social and personal psychology.
The cornerstone of the Packers' defense is its ever-shifting personality.
When it started becoming clear not only that the 41st pick in the 2014 draft was on his way to becoming special, but that he was rapidly becoming the franchise cornerstone around which the offense would be structured, the Nuggets' new personality began to take shape.
His defiance, his arrogance, and his force of will might have been his most irritating personality traits to his detractors, but they were the cornerstones of his success.
