Sentence examples for perceived personality from inspiring English sources

Requiring actual, rather than perceived, personality change would turn a corporation into a theocracy.

I guess most parents look for some genetic inheritance or the (perceived) personality traits that we may or may not hand down.

Columnists, talk-show hosts and bulletin-board forums on the Web used Romo and the loss as a jumping-off point to dissect Manning's play and his perceived personality flaws.

Sometimes a parent will abuse a child because of a perceived personality flaw -- the child is too meek or too willful -- or sometimes for no reason at all, said Gail B. Nayowith, executive director of Citizens Committee for Children off New York.

On the other hand, we make use of extracted audio and visual features to predict perceived personality traits.

But he has always stood apart, for his style and audacity at the crease as much as his perceived personality.

Mark Avis, Sarah Forbes, and Shelagh Ferguson, for assessing the perceived personalities of rocks, from a sales and marketing perspective.

In this regard, the present study experimentally investigates the effects of overall robot shape on the emotions invoked in users and the perceived personalities of robot with an objective of deriving guidelines for the affective design of service robots.

What remains unclear (and what this recent study does not examine) is whether the perceived personalities of these other men affect male mate-choice copying in the same way.

If you're Latina and you're not sexual or overtly sexual then what purpose do you serve?" According to Kiana Englehaupt though, the days of perceived personalities and sexual stereotypes for Latinas are slowly but surely disappearing due to mixed heritages resulting in ambiguous individuals within the world's Latina population.

That is, Korean adults do not perceive personality traits as causing internal and explicit problematic behaviors.