Sentence examples for earlier persona from inspiring English sources
In an earlier persona, Johnson once wrote of a certain large-wigged Law Lord that he plainly thought the press too big for its boots and unfit to black his.
At least Oz: The Great and Powerful has Evil Dead legend Bruce Campbell in the role of Gore, the Dark Wizard, not to mention the director's brother Ted (who played the zombie crone in Evil Dead II) to cheer up those of us who are nostalgic for his earlier persona.
Reid's earlier persona can still be detected in the flatulent tuba that makes "a sound halfway between serious and rude", in the "patchwork coverlet / which is really a symbolic map of Heaven", or in the depiction of childbirth that is "like some operation in charcuterie".
Her relationship with Michael Hutchence was also seen as part of her departure from her earlier persona.
Very much an opposite to his earlier persona, the only features common with his previous self are his protectiveness of loved ones, attraction to older women, and later his fighting prowess.
It's this stage of her career, away from the poise of her earlier persona, that saw her begin to collect Siouxsie and the Banshees, Patti Smith and John Lydon as friends and fans.
What is he, a florist?' " A hint of Stewart's earlier comic persona, from his club days, came through in that joke: the timorous outsider.
The last real rap star to make thuggery such a major part of his early-career persona was 50 Cent, during his pre-"In Da Club -breakthrough mixtape days a deClub -breakthrough
Recorded with long-time collaborator James Ford in a five-week spell out in LA this January, it sees Alex Turner moving ever-further away from his early public persona of the snotty problem Northerner who was never quite as clever as he thought he was.
Like many people, I was sceptical about her early media persona, but charmed upon meeting her when, at a party she hosted for her staffers, she held our then two-year-old daughter even after the child had begun to smear chocolatey fingers on Mrs Clinton's chic red suit.
Even Ms. DeGeneres's early comic persona of the straight-shooting wiseacre, the one that got her invited to Johnny Carson's couch on her first performance on the "Tonight" show in 1986, now appears to be the sum of only two characteristics: she's pleasant and she's gay.
