Sentence examples for designated personalities from inspiring English sources
Provided that they are designated personalities of cutting-edge research, a catalysing effect on the further development of gynaecological care can be expected.
A personal identity is therefore affected by social influencing factors, but this relation is pivotally designated by individual personality and how people perceive such external influences (Mead [1934]).
Behaviors, attitudes, and personality traits designated as stereotypically masculine or feminine in China may be different from those of Western countries.
Because of the times, and his personality and ambition, he was designated the good Negro, the opposite of Jack Johnson, the black boxer who terrified whites with his belligerence and open affairs with white women.
But that's in keeping with the character whose appeal is largely predicated on being essentially unremarkable in every respect in looks, intelligence, personality and that most dubious of designated female traits, niceness.
We went out to dinner not long ago with a well known television personality — and she had a sub-tweeter, a designated tweeter, of her own!
Both are designated landmarks.
It even designated ghosts.
Some were designated saints.
What about designated hitter?
Her designated successors agree.
