Sentence examples for personality problem from inspiring English sources

Mr Kerry's real "personality problem" is that he seems so cold and aloof.

The people who drive them obviously have some sort of personality problem.

Everyone either has a personality problem with the other neighbors, or they have money problems and they are not willing to spend any money for the common areas.

The entire exercise has forced psychiatrists to confront one of the field's most elementary, yet still unresolved, questions: What, exactly, is a personality problem?

If it is M.C.I., "it convinces everybody that there is more than just abstinence, it's not a personality problem — and they need to address it," said Dr. Dale.

Even though it's six years, three Grammy nominations and more than 20m global album sales since Lewis won The X Factor, she's yet to shake "the personality problem" – in other words, she remains the sweet if slightly gormless north London girl eclipsed by her own enormous voice.

Personality problems aren't exactly new or hidden.

Conflicts at any one stage must be resolved if personality problems are to be avoided.

An estimated 6 10 percent of all children develop serious emotional or personality problems at some point.

Stewart had severe personality problems but he was never inspected by a doctor at Feltham.

Mr. McDonnell himself said that a successful mediator "must have the skill to detect if there are intramural personality problems among negotiators on the same side of the table or personality problems between opposing negotiators".