Sentence examples for promoting personality from inspiring English sources

Psychotherapy, also called counseling, any form of treatment for psychological, emotional, or behaviour disorders in which a trained person establishes a relationship with one or several patients for the purpose of modifying or removing existing symptoms and promoting personality growth.

"I think we should work on promoting personalities.

His mission was to get the viewer "emotionally involved," and he delivered on that promise by focusing on narrative, promoting personalities and bringing the camera nose to nose with the action.

That's the danger of promoting personalities rather than performance.

The golf press is a uniformly obedient lot that rarely bites its feeders, dutifully promoting personalities and products, often with a cocked eye and an open hand.

"Women like Iris Apfel promote personality and personal expression rather than a youthful idea of perfection and beauty".

But, live by the sword — the morning shows promote personality.

With other psychologists at Harvard in the 1930's, most prominently Henry A. Murray, Dr. White helped promote personality theory, whose emphases ran counter to those of the dominant school at the time, experimental psychology, said William McKinley Runyan, a research psychologist at the Institute of Personality and Social Research at the University of California.

Other experts say that Mr. Jiang appears more likely to resign in full, either because he has lost ground this year, criticized for promoting a personality cult and ramming through his plan to open the party to capitalists or because, in yet another scenario, he is confident of his continued influence behind the scenes.

Political leaders also strive to establish the connection with their constituency, some in pursuit of votes and others perhaps in promoting a personality cult.

Meanwhile, the American Presidential candidates of both parties spend their time promoting their "personalities".