Sentence examples for modern personality from inspiring English sources
Not a modern personality at all, he was unwittingly a maker of the modern age.
"Vehemence of feeling nonplusses the modern personality, a hostage to ambiguity and irony".
For Hume, Rousseau was a particularly modern personality who had neither read, nor seen, nor thought, nor studied.
"Vehemence of feeling nonplusses the modern personality, a hostage to ambiguity and irony". At the Boston Review, Calvin Bedient on the absence of "affect" in contemporary conceptual poetry.
But if the avowedly modern personality and photogenic quality of the young Saudi royal was going to be exploited, then it was always going to be done Saudi-style – with no expense spared.
Modern personality and intelligence tests were introduced in the United States and Europe during World War I, to aid in military selection, and after World War II companies started adopting them to screen applicants.
This trend is probably irreversible in the modern, personality-driven culture industry, whether we are talking about Kahlo or Beuys, Warhol or Bourgeois or even Tracey Emin.
Anachronistic analogies with modern personalities and events also blemish Mr Wilson's account, and his women tend to be cardboard characters.
It is in America that modernism has taken to the streets and that something that might be called the post-modern personality, in all of its expressive glory and anguish, has been born.
Modern Personalism gives priority to persons and personality in explaining the universe.
Late modern legal personality : re-establishment or dissolution of the modern concepts?
