This dryness sets you up for a long comedown of split, fractured personalities in the aftermath of past glories, and the end of the 1970s in general.
Emblematic of the split personalities of youthful teams that Boeheim has had to tolerate in the first three tournament games is the play of the remarkably talented Anthony, a 6-foot-8, 220-pound powerhouse who likes to show off his perimeter game.
Last week local media attention was monopolised by a comic opera concerning the largest party in the new parliament, Nidaa Tounes, which nearly split over a battle of personalities.
I rather suppose it to be a case of complex hysteria in which a splitting of the personality has set in' (ibid.: 144).
I'm really interested in the two sides of Holmes: the split personality of the logical, analytical, thoughtful aspect of him, and the opposing bohemian, violin-playing, artistic side that allows him stay in bed for a week".
Burnley that week was a depressing town of split personalities.
Scholars have often treated Beethoven as a collection of split personalities — the classicist, the heroic romantic, the musing proto-modernist.
It wasn't a mutual split or a major clash of personalities.
Two institutions on the south bank of the Thames express the split personality of the London art world.
By Peter Schjeldahl Two institutions on the south bank of the Thames express the split personality of the London art world.
