Sentence examples for invented personalities from inspiring English sources

Well, aren't we just two peas in a long-winded, Russian pod?" A bond will subsequently form based upon the fictitious life that these two invented personalities could share.

Chip Smith, for instance, another invented personality, ate only white food; Clark never wore socks and reportedly outfitted his New York apartment with lawn furniture.

What started out as a costume for the 1974 carnival, knocked up by a tailor in Lisbon, soon became the defining aspect of an invented personality.

Once you've broken down the elements of an invented personality into numbers generated from dice, paper and pencil, you can do the same for your real self.

Considered an amateur — she didn't yet have her Ph.D. — they contended she was inventing personality traits for animals.

Most famously, Mr. Bloom has declared: "Shakespeare essentially invented human personality as we continue to know and value it.

Equally overlooked is the fact that psychological theories have done Americans great harm for more than a century, whether invented by personality theorists or testing companies.

In 1999, the artist, actor, and composer John Lurie invented a personality: Marvin Pontiac, the musically gifted son of a man from West Africa and a Jewish woman from New Rochelle, New York.

Yet it's also a play for our time, depicting the hyperactive imagination of a young man prone to inventing multiple personalities and giving voice to his every thought.

Cloaking themselves in digital anonymity through proxy servers and fake e-mail addresses, scam-baiters invent multiple personalities and sprinkle e-mail addresses into Web site comments as bait.

"It's not really inventing a personality as much as shying away from certain subjects".