There is a point in life, Larkin wrote on another occasion, "when you realise that there's a limit to what you can get from other people and there's a limit to what your own personality is in itself".
They are likely to be risk takers and strong personalities, which in itself can make cooperation difficult.
But the growing trend of fascistic personality in a democratic nation in itself is no laughing matter.
It's a carnival of irritating ignorance, a cult of (weak) personality ingraining itself in every part of political discourse with no signs of abating.
If these personality differences were present before disease onset, this suggests that men and women develop RA along slightly different pathways, wherein the role of personality manifests itself in a gender-specific manner.
Profile of Katharine Cornell, actress who is interested in acting and in theatre itself rather than personality in the theatre.
The New Yorker, February 14 , 1931 P. 23Profile of Katharine Cornell, actress who is interested in acting and in theatre itself rather than personality in the theatre.
For me the fire in my books is a villain in itself, a personality.
This objective outlook, however, has done nothing to diminish Obama-enthusiasm in Germany; on the contrary, it has imparted, especially to citizens inclined toward criticism, the soothing feeling that the glamour that surrounds the American president as it does no other statesman on the world stage is a natural and inevitable byproduct of his personality, and not an end in itself.
His cult of personality expressed itself most overbearingly in monumental architecture, where the public - an amazing array of bizarre or futuristic memorials to his "Qadisiyah" - merged with the private (his proliferating palaces) in grandiose tribute to all the attributes, bordering on the divine, ascribed to him.
