Sentence examples for false personalities from inspiring English sources

They're both empty, and they've adopted false personalities, like actors taking on roles, to cover up the confusion this creates.

The five-chapter, chronologically scrambled plot centers on an unhappy family from Toyokawa, Japan, that loses two teenage daughters, Noriko (Kazue Fukiishi) and Yuka (Yuriko Yoshitaka), to the Family Circle, a Tokyo cult that dismantles its members' "false" personalities and rents them to clients for elaborate role-playing.

It's staggering to be dealing with a case that arises out of a 14-year-old boy's invention of false personalities, false relationships and events arranged for his own killing at the hands of a 16-year-old boy who he had met via an internet chatroom". He said that under normal circumstances, the offences committed would have resulted in extremely lengthy custodial sentences.

I really wasn't nervous at all". Says Meshell Dillon, 12: "So often at school, people put on false personalities to be cool and be in the right cliques.

As it stood, he could only wince inwardly at this second, false personality, while making a good show of laughing along as Bill made a friend of all the young soldiers whom Hanwell himself had not yet managed to befriend.

Cloud recovered, took Zack's sword and made his way to Midgar: Cloud's own aspirations to SOLDIER and Zack's memories and stories combined, with the help of the Jenova treatment, to create a false personality.

The emails I write are an accurate representation of exactly who my clients are and nobody is being deceived by a false personality... Matchmakers often charge fifteen to fifty thousand dollars for just three dates.

Also, try not to undersell yourself either, presenting a false personality.

If he is going to leave his girlfriend for you then he should be leaving her for a good reason rather than for a false personality.

The discovery that the US military is developing false online personalities – known to users of social media as "sock puppets" – could also encourage other governments, private companies and non-government organisations to do the same.

During the Iraq War, it was exposed that the US created false radio personalities to spread pro-American information and paid Iraqi newspapers to write articles written by American troops.