Inside G.M., Mr. Akerson's decisive personality has taken some getting used to.
This series was also called Pro Musica, and it, too, had a decisive personality at the center.
His adventurous, patient, accurate and decisive personality was not just reflected in his clinical practice, but also in his recreation.
The intensity of his experience and the effect it has upon his personality are decisive factors determining the response of his initial followers and disciples.
Egell's elongated and refined Baroque figures were an effective counter to the Classicism of Donner, and his personality was decisive in Franconia and the Palatinate during the first half of the century.
Kotkin drops another clue here, remarking that this was a moment "in the play of large-scale historical structures when personality proved decisive: a lesser interior minister could not have managed".
KYOTO — After spending much of the last 14 years writing, mostly from my homes in self-exile in Montreal and the Netherlands, about the creeping danger of Hugo Chávez's cult of personality, his decisive victory in last month's presidential election came as quite a blow: so much for my dream of moving back to my homeland to help rebuild its institutions.
But looked at from another point of view all living beings and man pre-eminently by virtue of his soul, is a person and this addition of personality is a decisive addition.
In so doing, he left on the history of cinema, and on history as such, a mark more enduring and decisive than that of mere personality.
"With his death, Germany and the world has lost a prominent personality who exerted a decisive influence on postwar economy and society," said Gunter Thielen, the chairman of Bertelsmann.
France's humdrum campaign for president moved into the decisive phase tonight, circling around the personalities of Jacques Chirac, the incumbent conservative president; Lionel Jospin, the Socialist prime minister; and a gaggle of lesser candidates.
