Sentence examples for having distinct personalities from inspiring English sources

Thinking of airplanes as having distinct personalities is something we did in the Air Force too, and back in the day, the plane's personas were expressed through nose art.

Unlike some later suburban developments, which simply sprawled housing across former farm fields without much focus or sense of community, the towns along rail lines tend to have distinct personalities and distinctive shopping areas.

The sisters have distinct personalities.

The magazines all have distinct personalities, Mr. Binn said.

"But countries and regions also have distinct personalities.

Wolf forgets that vaginas — like their handmaidens, women — have distinct personalities and preferences.

The three Angels had distinct personalities, and even their haircuts and clothes matched their images.

As staged by Sue Buckmaster, the show has smiling actors who don't have distinct personalities.

The two sides of town have distinct personalities, best sampled on foot.

While the twins can act with great synchronicity, they have distinct personalities.

United in 1850 after centuries of feuding, the districts still have distinct personalities fueled by their origins.