Sentence examples for personages for from inspiring English sources

He served in the salaried office of official greeter of famous personages for the state of Hawaii from 1961 until his death.

Yet he let 2,500 years pass before borrowing real personages for "Nabucco" and 300 years before recreating the struggle of dogmatism versus liberalism in the Spain of Philip II ("Don Carlos").

Even after his most obvious surrealist phase was over, he continued to think about "objects as personages", for instance in his late-1930s phofos of animal-like fallen trees, which he called '"monsters".

Ms. Antonacci herself brings to mind another cinematic personage, for the singer wears a Marilyn Monroe wig.

A jewel is a personage for me, invested with romance and emotion.

A great amount of emotional energy on his part, and eventually on that of Edgar and Jack, goes into the care of Elizabeth Eastlake, but the charm of this "Personage" for the reader remains obscure.

Here Mr. Cramer writes about DiMaggio's relationship with Marilyn Monroe: Both of them had lived for years alone, inside the vast personages created for them by the hero machine.

Even large personages, merely for being so, command respect: nay, quantity is an addition to the person which often supplies a deficiency in his figure".

Such throne chairs were reserved for use by personages of great importance.

Use the courtesy titles lord or lady for these personages, addressing them as, for example, "Lady Jane" and introducing them as "Lady Jane Windsor" (unless they have a different title of their own).

This can be seen in the demand for outsider politicians in the personages of both Trump and Bernie Sanders.