Sentence examples for harsh personality from inspiring English sources

"What would you know about it?" Maybe her harsh personality had got her exiled to the gift shop, to heal herself through selling bookmarks and rosaries.

Modulation of the innate mechanisms of facial perception by experience may facilitate the development of adultlike preferences for male faces: experiments have shown that if, among previously-seen faces, a facial feature coexists with a negative stimulus (e.g., a harsh personality), then the observer will develop an aversion for other faces with that feature (Jones et al. 2007).

After her divorce, Linda apparently became "a harsher personality".

It may be the fault of his harsh and uncompromising personality, but this has the feel of a biography of a historic figure, rather than of someone who died too young in 1993.

If you find yourself thinking harsh thoughts about your personality or actions, shift your thoughts to something you like about yourself.

Round off and explain the harsh loose ends such as personality changes, these may trip you up.

This is a little harsh on Henin but then personalities in sport are always painted with the broadest of brush strokes.

For example, many authorities believe there is a link between childhood sexual abuse and the development of borderline personality disorder or between harsh, inconsistent punishment in childhood and the development of antisocial personality disorder.

Still, reaction — from blogs and personalities like Jimmy Kimmel — was harsh, and some shoppers seemed to be increasingly wary of Lululemon.

The first three episodes of "Mult Lichnosti" (the name translates as "cartoon personalities" but is a play on the Russian for "cult of personality") dole out their harshest treatment to safe targets: pop stars and politicians out of favor with the Kremlin.

Marc Morris's biography followed in 2008, drawing out more of the detail of Edward's personality, and generally taking a harsher view of the King's weaknesses and less pleasant characteristics.