Robinson, a friend, sees the narrator as a distinct persona.
Mr. Harper melds these distinct personas in a moving, understated performance.
Even more than most performers, she has distinct personas: there is the onstage Bette (bawdy, outspoken, brash) and there is the offstage Bette (proper, serious, second-guessing).
The cast of nine, coolly directed by Ludovica Villar-Hauser at the Cherry Lane Studio Theater, does a solid job of expressing each woman's distinct persona.
As Mayer and others have reported, Zubaydah's diaries were written in the voices of three distinct personas, whom Zubaydah referred to as Hani 1, Hani 2, and Hani 3.
The group had distinct personas when they burst on to the music scene and were eventually dubbed Sporty, Baby, Scary, Ginger and Posh by a canny pop magazine editor – nicknames which still stick today.
Mr. Davis, chief creative officer for Sony BMG Worldwide, who signed Ms. Hudson to the company's Arista label after she had been cast in "Dreamgirls," said that part of the long process of making the album involved choosing a sound and a style that would establish a distinct persona for her as a recording artist.
Mr. Horan, Mr. Malik, Mr. Payne, Mr. Styles and Mr. Tomlinson have distinct personas — the tattooed Mr. Malik is known as a "Bradford bad boy" to some, while Mr. Horan wears a perpetual grin — but they share a rakish aesthetic that cross-pollinates Harry Potter and J. Crew.
A classic example of this is the hotel, which has three distinct personas: the business traveler, families and event planners.
For Cicero, the virtues are Romanized as officia or obligations of role or relationship, each attaching to someone in virtue of a distinct persona (as father, consul, neighbor, etc).. Some virtues are rooted in one's persona as a human being subject to natural law, others in the specific roles and customs of one's city.
