Sentence examples for inward personality from inspiring English sources
Converse was able to express herself in writing to her brother in ways that seemed to elude her in everyday life**.** "Being a complex and inward personality, I have always found it difficult to make myself known," she wrote him.
Uncleanness had to be dealt with in the inward, spiritual personality of those afflicted.
Described by his biographer David Halberstam as professionally "cold and unsentimental," Belichick became the picture of the workaholic, control-freak coach, who turned what is said to be a fascinating personality inward, all to the cause.
Meryl Streep as Margaret Thatcher gives a performance of uncanny exactitude and command that overleaps the bounds of mimicry: despite a face encrusted with prosthetics and make-up, Streep somehow conveys through outward presentation (clothes, hair, voice) the inward drive of her personality.
Pettitte 15-100) is an extremely gentle and gracious personality, his anger almost always directed inward at his own failures.
Other researchers have hypothesized that certain personality traits, like a tendency to focus inward, may predispose to chronic dizziness, just as certain psychological traits may predispose to irritable-bowel syndrome or chronic-fatigue syndrome.
Expand by looking inward to identify and start affirming neglected, dormant capacities of your personality, your talents and predilections you've always felt drawn to.
So is the inward focus that pervades "Dancing Spirit," which offers its nine marvelous dancers a chance to show a more complex side to their virtuosic performance personalities.
"Your focus turns inward.
Agnes Martin turned inward instead.
