Sentence examples for personality projects from inspiring English sources

Actually, we have no idea if that's actually what he's looks like--that's just what his personality projects, and that's us being nice.

You would never know it from the sunny, can-do personality projected in her movies, television show and recordings, but Ms. Day has had an unhappy life.

Mr. Krone himself is something of a collage, as an artist, as a performer and as a personality projected through his art.

The study is a part of the Ullevål Personality Project (UPP).

The Ullevål Personality Project (UPP) is a randomized clinical trial (RCT) designed to investigate the effect of two treatment conditions: (1) a step-down program comprising short-term day hospital treatment followed by a combination of long-term group and individual psychotherapy for a maximum of 4 years, or (2) outpatient individual psychotherapy.

This study reports the results from the 6-year follow-up of the Ullevål Personality Project (UPP), a randomized clinical trial comparing outpatient individual psychotherapy with a long-term step-down treatment program that included a short-term day hospital treatment followed by combined group and individual psychotherapy.

The emotional, direct personality she projects in her book ("I'm a nonstop extrovert, a people person who loves mingling and gabbing and getting out in the world") immediately emerged in conversation.

During our time together, the personality she projects is one of old-school, aloof unknowability.

The personality he projects is that of a weathered man's man (he is 56) who still has a keen eye for the ladies.

Ms. Curry's critics don't doubt her skills, but several of them expressed reservations about the personality she projects on screen and the rapport she seems to have with Mr. Lauer and other cast members.

Her character turns out to be a more vengeful, and more possessed of Old Testament values, than is entirely consistent with the rather gentle, muted personality she projects in earlier scenes.