Sentence examples for more personal terms from inspiring English sources

Other protesters described the experience in more personal terms.

As part of his campaign's effort to reach out to women, Mr. Romney will talk in more personal terms about his mother than he has before.

Peter Gutman, a Getty colleague and the son of a Jewish refugee from the Nazis, explains her act of betrayal in more personal terms.

In a sign of things to come, his style was both more relaxed than his predecessor, Hu Jintao, and challenged Chinese in more personal terms.

Though writers such as Barth, Barthelme, and Pynchon rejected the novel's traditional function as a mirror reflecting society, a significant number of contemporary novelists were reluctant to abandon Social Realism, which they pursued in much more personal terms.

In more personal terms, the song offers a bright foil to Hathaway's image as a tortured artist; listening to it, one almost forgets he would be gone within the decade, dead from an apparent suicide, induced by paranoid schizophrenia, at age thirty-three.

"He was just as influential as any of the others, but more in personal terms," Mr. Gore said.

Rosi interpreted Levi's title as indicating the temporary state of peace in man's naturally warring condition, though for Levi it had a more personal sense in terms of his readjustment after Auschwitz.

Yet to do so would be to flatten his genius, and I suspect we will continue to see him in more personal and ahistorical terms.

Mercier lives out of a suitcase, moving from hotel to hotel - staying in 40 different hotels in 20 different countries in the past year - going to bed anytime between 3am and 7am, leaving little time for anything more personal than short-term affairs.

The ArtSphere tries to cultivate a more personal and longer term relationship with the customer than can be achieved by a typical six session generic art course taught at Bessemer State College.