Sentence examples for definite personalities from inspiring English sources
Some areas may be viewed as inchoate, or partially formed, cultural entities; the others have acquired definite personalities but are difficult to classify as first-order or lesser order culture areas.
Here's a photo of one of the slain birds, followed by French's note: Whooping crane chicks have definite personalities; chick L10 was shy but blossomed into a rascal, and chick L8 had an early tendency toward being a bit of a bully, but eventually learned to get along with his peers.
If you are using a third person that has a definite personality or point of view, make a list of their attributes and how they would "talk".
Mr. Preminger, the brother of the producer Otto Preminger, called Mr. Miller a person of strong friendships and a definite personality.
Splendid, but are there definite personality traits that separate card sharks from the fish?
Mr. Mead, who has worked on such films as "Blade Runner," "Tron," "Star Trek - The Motion Picture," "2010" and the forthcoming sequel to "Aliens," said that from the outset, it was understood that No. 5 was to have a definite personality and a physical appearance that would make it clear that it was not propelled by a human being concealed within.
Ross, she said, "wants anecdotal and incidental stuff familiar to Americans... dope on fields of the arts and a little on fashion, perhaps... there should be lots of chat about people seen about and in it all he wants a definite personality injected.
Whereas for some of them like John Major and David Cameron, they're just so bland that there's not much one can do with them, but she had a very definite personality and that really does help a cartoonist or caricaturist to make something of them.
I had a very definite personality and I liked material that showed that personality".
Forty-eight percent of the cohort had evidence of self harm and 18% had a definite personality disorder diagnosis.
There's no definite personality for every style, just be yourself, be kind, and avoid affectations or fakeness.
