Sentence examples for personal ones for from inspiring English sources

The issues of realism and historical accuracy in the new Mel Gibson movie, "The Patriot," are personal ones for me.

It was an event that had political ramifications for a long time afterwards, never mind the huge personal ones for the relatives of those who died.

John French Sloan, George Bellows, Boardman Robinson, and Art Young were as likely to deal in social terms as in personal ones, for by this time personal caricature was moving into the newspaper editorial cartoon or the pages of theatrical or sporting news.

The issues raised by the legislation are personal ones for Brown, who has survived multiple brushes with cancer and has lost family members.

Lesson one, which is a personal one: for me, unhealthy eating and drinking is about stress.

The subject is a personal one for Lim, who has roots in multiple worlds.

Hoping to make Handy jealous, Sally plays up to the former president, turning the political rivalry into a personal one for her affections.

Members of the opposition Socialist party, many of whom said the tax would damage citizens' purchasing power, said the defeat was a personal one for Mr. Sarkozy.

The project is an especially personal one for Ronan, who was born in the Bronx, but returned to live in Ireland as a young child.

What the U.N.H.C.R. calls the largest refugee crisis of all time may also be Sweden's most painful and complicated political struggle in the next decade, and a very personal one for many Swedes.

Manchester City 1-3 Bayern Munich (2 Oct, 2013) A collective ordeal for City and a personal one for Joe Hart, who let Franck Ribéry's shot to go in off his gloves.