Sentence examples for full personality from inspiring English sources
Mr. Keller, bringing a wide array of colors and articulations to his performance, becomes a full personality in the drama.
Yet the military does not perform full personality assessments on recruits unless there is some pressing reason to do so.
There is a potent new force for evil in the form of anti-Star Fleet insurgent Krall, played by Idris Elba, although his full personality and motivation take a fair bit of time to flower.
Initially, COI researchers, building on the literature of Computer Mediated Communication (CMC), defined SP as "the ability of learners to project themselves socially and emotionally in a community of inquiry" (Rourke, Anderson, Garrison, & Archer, 1999) or as "real people" (with their full personality) through digital technology (Garrison et al., 2000).
On the contrary, the work needs the full soul and full personality of both of us.
Lush! – so that it has done a full personality switch from niche and weird to extremely BuzzFeed, a bit like salted caramel did, and yeah it's good, but in five years we will look back on this moment in the lifecycle of chips-dipped-in-dairy and realise that actually it was a fleeting trend that, in hindsight, turned out to be very embarrassing, same way we'll look at ripped jeans in 2023.
Mr. Middleton, who had never acted in a play before assuming the role of his great-uncle last February, said he particularly enjoyed the casual scenes in the dorms because they portrayed people with full personalities and real hopes, not just names on a memorial like the one in a campus courtyard at South Carolina State.
His eyes bulge, his arms flourish, his voice rises: either it's the instinctive routine of a performer so practised he can't stop, or the natural conversational style of a man whose "happy-full" personality would find not only "books in the running brooks", but stories, and fantasies, in everything.
The series does not ignore the partial truth behind stereotypes or the fuller personalities that prove their limits.
