Sentence examples for more personal ones from inspiring English sources

It's always best to start with the most usual sorts of touching and then move on to more personal ones.

The six most important baseball items are being sold by Heritage Auctions on Thursday in Chicago with the more personal ones, like Gehrig's grade school autograph book, being sold in November.

Now I have more personal ones.

Songs range from "the fictional and dreamlike" to more personal ones "related to love, heartbreak and mind games" while others address global unease.

And the result is a page turner that finds tension not in the obvious question (Will Rachel be rescued?), but in more personal ones: Will Rachel grow to trust Ron?

ROME — Affairs of state and more personal ones mixed to bring Italy and France a little closer as President Nicolas Sarkozy of France arrived here on Thursday for his first official visit.

They tend to be friendlier than big banks in several ways — not only will they be willing to offer more personal, one-on-one attention, but they'll often be willing to "work with you" when something goes wrong (like you overdraft from your account).

Typical questions range from, why is so much violence in your books? to another, more personal one: Is violence part of your personality or is it totally contrived for your novels?

In addition, whatever negative attitudes they might have had towards MS, these attitudes had no significant impact on their QOL as a group; rather, their concern was a more personal one, namely, whether they would be stricken with the same disability and distress of MS that their relatives were suffering from.

However, his most cherished shot of Ali is a more personal one taken the following year.

However, the technology is becoming ever more personal: one firm, EyeVerify – dubbed "eyeball selfie for banking" by tech blog TechCrunch – aims to integrate its technology into personal banking apps.