This would ensure that the measurement approach distinguishes unnatural personae and not just ones that are of a different type.
An interesting point that arises here is that with some sites, they likely only have one use or arguably a main use, and therefore may not be as useful in distinguishing unnatural personae at a context level.
It's time for performers on reality shows to receive clear compensation; to get training in performance before appearing on air; and to have their onscreen personas distinguished for viewers from their real identities.
For most of his tenure as attorney general, Mr. Cuomo has largely avoided engaging in any political dealings in public — a strategy devised in part to distinguish his public persona from that of other Albany officials, who have drawn the anger of voters.
"The question is then, how do you do it, what do you cut, what services, where?" For most of his tenure as attorney general, Mr. Cuomo has largely avoided engaging in any political dealings in public — a strategy devised in part to distinguish his public persona from that of other Albany officials, who have drawn the anger of voters.
The great paradox — the one from "The Nutty Professor" — is that Lewis distinguishes his comic persona, Jerry, from himself, because, in real life, he is no more Julius Kelp than he is Buddy Love.
Lewis took care to distinguish his famed comic persona from himself, telling Scorsese, "I'd never look at myself for Jerry.
Buster Keaton, meanwhile, was careful to distinguish his own screen persona from Chaplin's: "Charlie's tramp was a bum with the bum's philosophy.
He writes of any famous artist's possible "distance between his true self and his public persona," but distinguishes the pathos of the actor in terms of the extent of fame and relative lack of control over the artistic product itself.
Bolea sought to persuade jurors in his $100 million case against Gawker to distinguish between his public persona and his rights as a private civilian.
