Sentence examples for personalities mean from inspiring English sources

What do the differences in their styles and personalities mean for the city?

Agarwal sought someone with complementary skills, but their different personalities mean they disagree daily over design and copywriting.

Does adjusting to personalities mean changing yours, or selling your soul?

"When we play, the difference in our games and personalities means it is a good clash.

However, the broad range of personalities means everyone finds a place within the group adjacent to like-minded souls, and shared evening meals cement the bonds quickly.

But their particular big, messy personalities meant that they wrote about everything they did, causing anyone else attempting to write about them to seem like an imitator, and to risk sounding overly dutiful or redundant or just inferior.

I don't want to attribute this to a specific race, religion or culture but some combination of the three (together, no doubt, with my parents' personalities) meant I grew up in a household where I instinctively felt sex was dangerous, reprehensible and filthy.

It is not an auspicious beginning – but the magnetism of Keats himself, and the quite remarkable development of Fanny's personality, mean that joshing and teasing quickly transform into feelings of sympathy and tenderness.

Her big personality means that people focused on Nadia as a person without considering her medical history.' However, Bond does sound a note of caution.

"My personality meant that was always a likely step.

My idiosyncratic personality means that my classroom is full of fun, life, activity and industry.