Sentence examples for personality asked from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, Peter Rosenberg, a hip-hop radio personality, asked Tyler, "Is he aware of how crazy shit is right now?" "No," Tyler said.

Early in the discussion, the moderator, Charlamagne tha God, a radio and television personality, asked the panelists what they thought of Bill Clinton's recent remarks to Black Lives Matter activists who heckled him at an appearance in Philadelphia for his wife's presidential campaign.

Chris Stark first charmed the Internet with his humorous and impassioned Mila Kunis interview in March, during which the radio personality asked the actress to join him and his friends for some chicken and a soccer match.

There is an apocryphal school of Jewish history which concerning any event or personality asks "Was it good for the Jews?" I have just begun reading The Legacy of John Paul II, and of the Polish former Cardinal Karol Wojtyla it is undoubtedly true that his relationship with the Jewish people was wholly positive from the very selection of his name in homage to Popes John XXIII and Paul VI.

Just once it would be fun to see a reporter or television personality ask the senators how companies and jobs materialize.

Similarly, Moira Macdonald of The Seattle Times hailed Mulan as "a strong, engaging character who, unlike many of her Disney counterparts, needs no one to rescue her from danger," while questioning her personality, asking, "was it really necessary to bestow Mulan with self-esteem problems?

When in doubt about a cat's personality, ask questions of the shelter workers, the breeder, or the previous owner if at all possible.

"How many of you are Type A personalities?" asked Dr. Mehmet C. Oz, director of the Cardiovascular Institute at Columbia University's New York Presbyterian Hospital.

It shouldn't come as a surprise that television personalities ask for help with their extempore remarks.

Media personalities asking inappropriate questions – even after being told that they wouldn't answer any of them – and then having the audacity to be upset when people refuse to answer them mirror what the average trans woman goes through on perhaps a day-to-day basis.

Finally, I gave all our interviewees nine paragraphs corresponding to the nine personality types of the Enneagram — a system for understanding the human personality — and asked them which one seemed to fit them best.