Sentence examples for softer personality from inspiring English sources

Inside the clubby, protocol-laden confines of the United Nations, where her predecessor, Susan E. Rice, had a reputation for brusqueness, Ms. Power is viewed as "a softer personality, but with a toughness," said one veteran United Nations diplomat, who insisted on anonymity in talking about a counterpart.

One of its sages has called Mr. McCain's tax policy a probable "fatal mistake" (even though a Time/CNN poll shows that 72percentt of Republicans in South Carolina echo Mr. McCain, not Mr. Bush, on tax cuts), and just yesterday desperately (and patronizingly) trumpeted Mr. Bush as having "a softer personality" that would appeal to women.

The softer personality is contradicted by the RC F's boy-racer exterior design.

Anita was an original who touched everyone's life with her humor, wisdom, warmth and her always outrageous, and at the same time, loving and soft personality.

"If you can find grit in their story, such as having been told no or that they're not good enough, that turns into a soft personality trait I'm looking for," said Nick Powills, Founder and CEO of No Limit Agency.

He demeaned John Stuart Mill as a "wooly man of mush", and speculated that Mill's "soft" personality led his economic thought astray.

"He had a very soft and gentle personality and didn't have mental problems that we knew of".

Juno essentially destroys preconceived notions about its characters with capricious, but soft personalities.

However, Vikram acknowledged the film for expanding his female fan base as a result of the soft-personality of his character.

Women are assumed to be better at this sort of work due to their "soft" personalities; therefore, they are more frequently burdened with roles like mentorship.

He makes it sound easy, but behind the modest, soft-spoken personality is an exacting aesthete.