You could say something similar about the four books that Savage has placed on the Times best-seller list, including "The Savage Nation," which reached No. 1; all are political polemics, and none capture the freewheeling sensibility of the show or the complicated personality of the man.
But beyond its eye candy, this wisp of a movie, inspired by Arthur Schnitzler's play "La Ronde," offers only hints of the complicated personalities behind the characters' sleek, well-toned surfaces.
Benjamin had the more complicated personality.
Despite its length, Hale's biography leaves much of Titian's complicated personality in the shadows.
Keynes as Mr Micawber is a new gloss on a complicated personality.
Finally, Richard Brody, writing in the New Yorker, makes the link between the towering performances and a more complicated personality.
Wagner had a much more complicated personality in mind — an ambiguous figure who does evil and to whom evil is done.
Alas, this gal is no match for the machinery of a conventional romance, which doesn't have the space or energy for a true investigation of her complicated personality.
All in all, then, Art Nouveau had a complicated personality: sexy and serious, over-the-top and subtle, skin-deep but grounded in difficult ideas.
It took Dickens many years, after all, to find Pip in himself, in the same complicated personality that contained the callow David.
