Sentence examples similar to floating personality from inspiring English sources
Her trauma triggers the seismic collapse of the "personality islands" – literally, floating landmasses – that define who she is, devoted to such themes as family, friendship and hockey.
The nation's capital should be a reality-show casting director's playground: overwhelming power, operatic personalities, nuclear codes floating around town in a black briefcase.
While I'm not sure Cumberbatch grabs ahold of his role and owns it like Downey did, he does confidently step into Strange's mystic garb and floating cape (which has its own personality a la Aladdin's magic carpet).
These are complex personalities, their cerebral cortexes shimmering with floating worlds, universes that would have floored our sheepherding, fig-eating, analog ancestors.
Light up the room with your personality, make everyone turn to watch as you come floating down in your sparkling bubble!
He described voicing Wario as a looser task than voicing Mario, since Mario's speaking manner and personality are more free-flowing, rising from the ground and floating into the air, while one of Wario's cornerstones is self-pity.
While this theory is floating around, it's unlikely that Rhimes killed him off of "Scandal" because of personality issues.
But his constantly changing personality Hyde to Jekyll and back again— may well disturb many floating voters.On balance, then, Mr Bush has come out of the three debates with a small advantage.
Thus the floating islands.
