Sentence examples for personal vein from inspiring English sources

What lifts him above the run of conceptualists is a personal vein of lilting poetry.

Then there's "My Lucky Day," which went on sale for one week beginning Dec. 1, and explores the same idea in a more personal vein.

So, when it comes to whether Jolie can direct another film in the personal vein of "By the Sea," I'm not worried.

On the other hand, those of us who write in a less personal vein get a lot more mail from people correcting our factual errors.

After the social satire of "A Quiet Family," he stayed with comedy, though in a more personal vein, in "The Foul King" (2000), an alternately sweet and bleak tale about a man who fails as a bank clerk but finds success of a sort as a professional-wrestling villain.

In a more personal vein, Moedas appeared polite, mild, and cautious; some observers say his apparent eagerness to please all sides lacks a bit of bite.

My personal favourite in this vein, however, is a much-underrated gem from director Piers Haggard.

Well, to paraphrase the bank robber Willie Sutton, hackers hit hotels because that is where the richest vein of personal credit card data is.

While Zvyagintsev has a history of making films with almost biblical plots and a deep vein of personal spirituality, his treatment of the organised Orthodox church is vicious, and the film has been given a very icy reception by its supporters.

Exclusion criteria were inability to stand, personal history of deep vein thrombosis or peripheral arterial disease, pregnancy and unwillingness or inability to give written informed consent.

The most common reasons for referral were: (i) personal history of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) (115/390, 30%); (ii) family history of DVTs (74/390, 19%); (iii) family history of genetic thrombophilia (67/390, 17%); and (iv) recurrent miscarriages (45/390, 11%).