Sentence examples for perfect persona from inspiring English sources

It's the perfect persona for an artist who understands that image, built of fragments of appropriated styles, is everything.

You have this sort of perfect persona that you're putting forward of yourself, but you don't always feel like that.

This was not a perfect persona to adopt in San Antonio, Tex., in the 1960's, but back then I styled myself in opposition to my environment.

There is this misconception in fashion, in order to be successful you need to have a tough, non-approachable, perfect persona.

Because of her undying wit, academic intelligence, and seemingly perfect persona, it's almost a surprise that this Pretty Little Liar is sneaky, greedy, and hell bent on beating everyone else out.

It's the perfect role for Schwartzman's neurotic persona, with sitcom master Ted Danson as his dapper, pot-loving editor and Zach Galifianakas his cartoonist buddy.

Back when this character really did harken back to Ed Wynn and his Perfect Fool persona.

Audrey Hepburn, shot in a hedged garden, goes aloft with legs apart in an enthusiastic cheerleader manner that seems to fit her tightly wound, perfect-girl persona.

It was there that he honed his peculiar showmanship and connected to a mass audience well beyond New York City, perfecting the persona that became the core of his Presidential campaign: the billionaire populist.

This has made Hoyle a compelling performer: first in Manchester in the late 1980s, where at clubs such as Flesh he perfected the persona of the Divine David, once described as a "maddened monster who turns a baleful mirror on the society that made him"; and more recently at London's Royal Vauxhall Tavern, where he offers a mixture of performance, chat and interviews with audience members.

By August 1992 — when I briefly crossed paths with Ivins on the Clinton-Gore bus caravan making its way through the Lone Star State (only briefly, because she quickly abandoned the press bus after being invited to ride with Bill and Hillary) — she had already perfected the persona that was equal parts cracker-barrel and belletristic.