Sentence examples for supposed personality from inspiring English sources

In these myths he is generally described as a benevolent person, with authors writing about his supposed personality.

As in 2000, pundits focus mainly on images -- John Kerry's furrowed brow, Mr. Bush in a flight suit -- or on supposed personality traits.

Would that — Suppose the personality view of personality identity was correct.

Philosophers Gilbert Harman (1998 99, 1999 2000) and John Doris (2000) have used studies like this to argue that global character traits are a myth and that the type of situation has much more to do with how people behave than any supposed character or personality they possess.

Martin Amis has explained it quite nicely, writing in 1994 about the supposed dearth of "personalities" in tennis: "Jimmy Connors: another total 'personality.' Imagine the sepsis of helpless loathing he must have inspired in his opponents during his 'great runs' at the U.S. Open.

Aside from her leggy technique, what distinguished Ms. Farrell in this kind of choreography was her ability to infuse supposed abstraction with palpable personality, and a seductive personality at that.

We have chosen to include patients at early stage of AD: at this stage we can suppose that the personality assessment reflects premorbid personality.

"When you're a coordinator, you're not supposed to have a personality," he was saying.

You're supposed to keep your personality out of the way, justifying every topic of interest by some larger theoretical goal.

(Is ballet supposed to signify annoying personality traits?) When the jaunty, charming Mr. Fialkow joins this warring couple, he moves with the mostly simple steps that Mr. Goldhuber deploys for himself.

Honestly, the very first day of school you were told who you were, what you could do and think, what your personality was supposed to be: sugar and spice and all things nice.