Sentence examples for robust personality from inspiring English sources
And Pope John Paul II, his robust personality and deep personal spirituality masked authoritarian features that the Catholic Church is still wrangling with, not the least of which is his appointment of apparatchiks as bishops rather than strong, creative leaders.
"As to personal attributes, LNS appears to have a very robust personality, as one might expect of a leading professional sportsman.
His robust personality, fierce determination and uncanny shopping finesse was admired and respected by all.
Striped bass, a more robust personality, can handle two-fisted treatment, in this case fava beans and truffled potatoes.
Under such conditions how can robust personality and originality probably the greatest factors in human progress flourish?
Taylor found a way back within seven months and, if there is one thing in Séamus Coleman's favour, it is that he has the robust personality that will be needed on the long rehabilitation programme.
But Elliot's affection for his characters and ability to portray them as robust personalities rather than proponents of a political message means that Priscilla avoids being an exercise in finger-wagging.
Unlike the company's all-purpose Original Recipe BBQ Sauce, with its fairly mild ketchup and mustard base, the tangy newcomer, Blue Smoke Carolina Kick Barbecue Sauce, can run roughshod over a pile of pulled pork, giving it a robust new personality.
She died in 1972, and one obituary said of her: "Her many friends found her robust generous personality as characterful as her animals".
With the exception of Garth, this supporting cast is far from robust in the personality department.
Devout though he was—rising at dawn to say his prayers, whiling away the bumpy drive to Lakki Marwat by reciting "There is no God but Allah"—he had little time for mullahs as politicians.Instead he endorsed the robust politics of personality: rallies where villagers greeted their portly chief with regal feasts and bursts of celebratory gunfire.
