Sentence examples for personality designed from inspiring English sources

Apart from the size of his ride, Makenzie might have been in a VISION NEXT 100 – MINI's futuristic concept car, which was previewed in 2016, and is designed with precisely that functionality Except with a MINI twist: a personal assistant with a personality designed to suit the brand's playful character.

He thenceforth combined his gift for vivid caricature with a stronger sense of personality, designed his plots more carefully, and used symbolism to give his books greater thematic coherence.

As an algorithmically generated personality designed to eventually connect Frank with his true soulmate, she's the closest thing to a villain this episode has.

Can we all agree that most radio stations are hellish holes filled with terrible sounds and personalities designed to assault our brains with the worst parts of pop culture?

A recent episode of Donald Trump's Celebrity Apprentice featured two teams of famous personalities designing and promoting an interactive segment and producing a "Walk with Walgreens" starter kit to be distributed nationwide to promote the drug company's walking fitness program.

For instance, Sim Personality consists of five factors, clearly categorized in the Personality Design window: Neat, Outgoing, Active, Playful and Nice.

Looking intensely at real settings with real people living out their lives is basic to the kind of black and white documentary photography that is important to Bob Mitchell, and so, too, is a dedication to finding the right combination of personality, design and dramatic light contrasts.

"I realized a lot of the pieces that I owned did not feel that special and I began thinking about the meaning and felling that I once got from fashion — that feeling of intense personality, design that captures the soul," said Eckstein.

The author developed the Inwald Personality Inventory (IPI) in 1979 as the first comprehensive behaviorally-based personality measure designed and validated specifically for use in high risk occupations, such as law enforcement.

PERKS: Nine "personality suites" designed to reflect the hotel's most illustrious guests, including Charles de Gaulle.

The study subjected 200 college students to personality tests designed to rank them in terms of the dark triad.