Sentence examples for personal times from inspiring English sources
It's a difficult performance to pull off precisely because Mr. Loach refuses to let the character off the hook, no matter how rough her personal times.
It's like reading used to be — long ago before anyone had ever seen the brightly backlighted screens of laptops, cellphones and iPods that, when activated, turn everyone's personal field of vision into layers of garish light and sound, personal Times Squares.
Nursing is a metaphor for intimacy.... Nurses do for others publicly what healthy persons do for themselves behind closed doors.... Nurses are treasured when these interchanges are successful, but most often people do not wish to remember their vulnerability or loss of control, and nurses are indelibly identified with those terribly personal times.
One is to relativise properties not to external times but to personal times (Horwich, 1975, 434 5); another is to relativise properties to spatial locations as well as to times (or simply to spacetime points).
And in graduate school, Dr. Arlinghaus believed in me and supported me through challenging personal times.
These are some of the more personal times mentioned in this passage.
Those arms represent personal time.
Memory enables personal time travel immediately.
There is world-historical time, and there is personal time.
Advance notice: I'm taking some personal time.
