Sentence examples for mark of personality from inspiring English sources

The mark of personality that gets affixed to a work, the name or names of its creators, is no banner but the very mark of artistic consciousness.

Maybe it's a sign of the times, maybe a mark of personality or the protective armor of the two black women who came to this title round before her.

He adapted and made relevant to the 20th century the very highest ideals of the Vedantic religion, and, although he lived only two years into that century, he left the mark of his personality on East and West alike.

The Count de Buffon's famous epigram "Le style est l'homme même" ("Style is the man himself") in his Discours sur le style (1753), and Arthur Schopenhauer's definition of style as "the physiognomy of the mind" suggest that, no matter how calculatingly choices may be made, a writer's style will bear the mark of his personality.

A whole host of extraordinary events started to happen, and all of them with the distinctive mark of his personality.

Another person, who has known both Clintons well for many years, said that Hillary's penchant for attacking on this issue bore the telltale marks of her personality, not Bill Clinton's.

Reinventing yourself is a mark of the entrepreneurial personality — and it is never too late.

Yet the "Walter Mitty" label which was to become the trade mark of Harold Wilson's personality in his premiership years was already being woven.

The syndrome may also be marked by the onset of personality changes.

His reign was marked by a cult of personality centered on himself that had been cultivated by Amin.

Sarah Fielding's novel The Adventures of David Simple, first published in 1744 and wildly popular in its day, frequently used "passions" to describe forceful, idiosyncratic emotions and desires, particularly those that mark the personality of a character, while reserving "sentiment" for calmer, shared affects and judgments.