Sentence examples for nice persona from inspiring English sources

"He was appealing — he did have a nice persona," Swiss said, leaning into the table.

The Mr Nice persona was carefully and artfully cultivated, but this was not as unusual as one might think.

It's you're "nice person" persona, not wanting to hurt the other person.

In 1975, to make good her claim that the not-nice persona of "Ariel" and "The Bell Jar" was Plath's sick "false self," and that her healthy "real self" was a kindly, "service-oriented" good girl, she asked for and received permission from Ted Hughes, Plath's literary executor, to publish a book of Plath's letters to her written between 1950 and 1963.

He also has a steeliness about him that is rather at odds with his gentle, grandfatherly "very nice chap" persona.

The erstwhile front-runner had performed weakly, which was compounded by his recent promise to shed his Mr. Nice Guy persona.

Swayze decided to drop his Mr Nice Guy persona again when he starred as Bodhi, the charismatic leader of a gang of bank-robbing surfers, in the well received Point Break.

Long "celebrated" by consumers for its lenient return policies, CostCo has begun to feel burned by its nice guy persona.

His "nice guy" persona now shines through and he has made millions with his George Foreman grill and other endorsements.

"People see this nice-guy persona I have, and I do try to be a genuinely nice person," Snedeker said.

To Virginia Republicans, Kaine's smooth rise can rankle, the nice-guy persona can feel like Teflon.