Sentence examples for sort of personality from inspiring English sources

So far, opposition politicians — who have tried to bury egos and transcend differences to form a united bulwark against the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party — had avoided any sort of personality battle with Modi, who remains personally popular and has successfully campaigned as if India's parliamentary democracy were an American-style presidential system.

The other side of him being tougher than people understand, a more objective and formidable operator, is that although he is a perfectly courteous and nice person, he doesn't have a reaching-out sort of personality.

"I'm not that sort of personality.

And it's just a sort of personality thing.

But, apparently it gives you an idea of some sort of personality.

There's a set of attributes – not experience, but sort of personality types – we look for.

Perhaps he contracted some sort of personality-changing virus.

Within the disciplined hierarchy of the U.S. Navy, fighter-pilot culture is a thing apart, attracting the sort of personalities that warrant nicknames like Maverick.

The dynamic, essentially, is: Gordon's the beleaguered dad trying to get stuff done so he can live his truth and braise all fuck out of some octopi; Gino's the out of control one who, it is revealed staggeringly early on, wears briefs; Fred – less used to making this sort of personality-based TV, but giving it a go – laughs exaggeratedly loudly a lot, sometimes at nothing.

I get on very well with all sorts of personality types so I do not think I have much to worry about.

(The incident also raises another, even more compelling question: Does Brett Kavanaugh put ice in his beer?) As the nation attempts to ascertain what sorts of personality traits are desired or required in a Supreme Court Justice, it is tempting to trawl the anecdotes about Kavanaugh's life for clues to his temperament for any further indications of what sort of dude he is.