Sentence examples for personalities it has from inspiring English sources

UNICEF has become renowned for the distinguished array of personalities it has attracted to support its mission, starting with American entertainer Danny Kaye in the 1950s.

But this year, with Jade's family and the personalities, it hasn't been as good.

Though Japan has a ferocious sense of its own personality, it has in the past 60 years or so been party to a post-war westernisation.

D'Artagnan Restaurant and Rotisserie not only has personality, it has character.

Can't Slow Down tends to sublimate any personality it has into exhibitions of technique and emotional efficiency.

With regard to personality, it has been found that introverts are generally more morning-oriented than extroverts, making it more difficult for them to adjust to shift work.

"This magazine doesn't have a personality, it has a sensibility," said Carrie Tuhy, who was brought in as managing editor after the first three issues of the magazine were judged too austere.

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If it wins, SEIU will be forced to reconcile the split personality it has displayed since the early months of the Obama Administration, when it placed its UHW local in trusteeship and sought to take over UNITE HERE.

The van was sturdy and full of personality; it had a rusty undercarriage and was wired with an external P.A. system that made animal sounds.

In an ongoing debate on the merits of these two personality levels, it has been recognized that narrow personality traits [ 10, 11] allow higher predictive accuracy and a better understanding of the relevant etiological mechanisms [ 12].