Sentence examples for familiar persona from inspiring English sources

There's a thrill of satisfaction in seeing a familiar persona so resourcefully reinvented.

But more than his message, people seem drawn to his fresh image -- a vivid contrast to Mr. Obuchi's familiar persona.

The first films to showcase Hope's familiar persona were The Cat and the Canary (1939) and The Ghost Breakers (1940), two horror-film spoofs that costarred Paulette Goddard.

Like most popular big-screen comic performers, Ms. Schumer is committed to consistency, or at least to exploiting a successful and familiar persona.

Though this petite, even-featured blonde would seem to have a set and familiar persona, it's amazing how she keeps metamorphosing before your eyes and ears.

That image counters her familiar persona: an intelligent, mild-mannered pop classicist with a tinge of jazz, whose previous cabaret shows have included tributes to Doris Day and the lyricist E. Y. Harburg.

They may both be in unfamiliar territory, but their familiar personas remain intact.

Familiar personae, situations and weapons will appear like covers or remixes, and meshed in with new storylines.

And with her infamously numerous takes (supposedly up to fifty for some shots), she pushes Beatty and Hoffman out of their familiar personae, into strange psychodramatic performances that emerge with a precision of gesture and inflection.

The ease with which Frederica von Stade can transcend her familiar boyish persona and nice-guy image should no longer come as a surprise, but the depth of her portrayal here, with world-weariness and cynicism festering under a beauteous surface, was remarkable.

But the character in "The Illusionist" is not Tati's familiar screen persona, the distant, self-contained Monsieur Hulot, but a more naturalistic, more emotionally complex figure.