These cues perform the function of maintaining conversational flow, expressing emotions, and marking personality and interpersonal attitude.
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.
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.
Because language is a primary factor in shaping whether a politician is seen as "likable" or "relatable," the stark differences in speaking styles between Mr. Obama and his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, are probably contributing to the persistently higher marks for "personality" that Mr. Obama has gotten in numerous polls.
Using multiple correspondence analysis and cluster analysis, this study was designed to differentiate profiles of 728 male inmates from penitentiary and psychiatric settings marked by personality traits, SMI and SUDs following different violent patterns.
The big-name, big-budget production (Dustin Hoffman and Julia Roberts also starred in the $70-million 70-million moviepast its shooting schedule and was marand by personality clashes, and "Hook" opened to poor reviewell
If I hadn't already been introduced to Frame I probably would have also been scanning the crowd wondering "where is the artist?" The most striking thing about John Frame is that he doesn't have any of the tics, eccentricities or affectations that often mark artistic personalities.
On the eve of an exhibition to mark the exuberant personality and career of Isabella Blow, her cousin Simon Blow recounts the extraordinary private life of the woman he knew.
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.
