Sentence examples for personality imposed from inspiring English sources

Besides, he had brokered a sort of peace in 1991 between his army and the others, and the sheer power of his personality imposed relative tranquillity on the emerald zone.Some thought him one of Colombia's worst criminals.

Also, the artist's personality is imposed on the portrait, whereas with a photograph it is more of a two-way thing.

On the other hand, Walser's celebration of the monotonous or uniform returns us to his fascination with subservience, with relinquishing all personality to imposed order: "Modestly stepping aside can never be recommended as a continual practice in strong enough terms".

He has tanned skin and a personality as imposing as his physique.

And the news business has a particularly strong personality it imposes on its practitioners, notoriously turning idealists into cynics.

He didn't have a strong enough personality to impose himself on viewers, and most people don't remember Cary Grant for those roles, or even much for his tall-dark-and-handsome stints with Mae West.

To make a film, just as to design a building, takes a creative impulse, as well as the business acumen to assemble the finance, and the personality to impose one's will on construction workers, actors and crew.

"Saddam had a strong personality -- he imposed it on those inside and outside the country".

Some listeners, accustomed to performers with big personalities who impose themselves upon music, may confuse Mr. Andsnes's Apollonian restraint with coolness.

In gay bars I have found a safe space to be myself with my friends, I have met new people, I have connected with people I had met on other occasions, and there we had the opportunity to bond on a deeper level and explore parts of our personalities without the imposed formal restrictions of "non-gay" places.

He imposed his personality on the place.