Sentence examples for divided personality from inspiring English sources

Berry's dual roles as author and participant give "And Justice for All" an awkwardly divided personality.

The observation was accompanied by the characteristic laugh, a kind of boyish wheeze, that reflected his divided personality.

In the finale of "True West," the brothers, sensitive writer and reckless thief, square off against each other, the two sides of Shepard's own divided personality.

Laing and playwright Pamela Carter had taken the book's defining qualities – structural innovation, use of found text, air of unreliability and vision of a fatally divided personality – and applied them to a contemporary setting.

He has "an infantile and divided personality" and lives in a mansion whose past occupies the present.

It is a party of divided personalities.

Reformists are divided, by personality clashes and a whole host other problems too.

Divergent, set in a dystopian future where society is divided by personality type, looks set to come close to the box-office success of its predecessors in the field of young adult book adaptations.

We divided each personality subscale into tertiles or quintiles as closely as possible so our observations were quite similar and replicated (data not shown).

Divergent is the story of Beatrice (Tris) who lives in a society divided by personalities and human rights and who is part of Abnegation, one of five factions (the others being Amity, Candor, Dauntless and Erudite).

He has publicly assumed them: "[My critics have] have constantly tried to divide my personality: on the one hand, they do not hesitate to call the writer great, but on the other hand, there is this ferocious communist.