Historical periods are elided for Ariadne's encounter with the god Bacchus - her cave is a dressing table, her attendants wear 18th-century costumes, and Zerbinetta is got up as a distinctly down-market tart, determinedly pursued by Nathan Gunn's Harlequin, although Petersen sings her big aria with such elan and touching belief in its sentiments she becomes a far more substantial personality.
First, it can be stated that the girl suffers from substantial personality impairment.
It's one thing to be rejected based on a picture and a headline, but to be rejected based on something more substantial like personality is a soul-crusher.
A recent study by Bowden-Jones and colleagues showed that clinical diagnosis of personality disorder resulted in substantial underdiagnosis of personality disorders in a sample of drug and alcohol abusers [ 20].
There is a substantial history of personality psychologists expressing doubts about notions of personality traits akin to the one at issue here (e. g., Vernon 1964, Peterson 1968, Mischel 1968, 1999; Pervin 1994).
But the next level of mental injury is assessed as level-three, resulting in compensation of £115,000 rather than £201,250 at level two - even though the category can include soldiers left with 'limited response to the environment and substantial physical, sensory, personality, behavioural or cognitive problems and [requiring] skilled nursing care'.
There is substantial comorbidity between personality disorders (PDs) and anxiety disorders (ADs).
Among their other more substantial values, books are personality objects.
I wish I could brag about them over beers, but due to substantial defects in my personality, both failed to evolve into anything lasting longer than a few hours.
