Sentence examples for varied personality from inspiring English sources

In New York, there were only three major concerts during anniversary week, but they managed to convey the different sides of Messiaen's opulently varied personality.

One obvious starting point is to hire people with varied personality types, educational backgrounds, and working styles.

By setting himself "center stage" for the first time in his career, he has succeeded in projecting all the facets of his remarkable and varied personality.

Emotech is aiming to create a virtual assistant robot with more varied personality than existing voice controlled assistants, such as Amazon's Echo or Apple's Siri.

With the lack of varied personality traits provided by an ensemble cast, he had to ensure that conversations between Serah and Noel would not be repetitive or unrealistic.

"Mundus Canis," his new quintet of affectionate humoresque names for dogs he has owned, uses percussion instruments to evoke varied personalities, degrees of activity and possibly fleas.

Yet they have been struggling to unite, as varied personalities and opposing ideologies come to the fore more than one week after 50,000 people gathered in Bolotnaya Square, Moscow, in the largest protest against Putin's rule.

Smith's argument -- that women's tennis is gaining in popularity, has varied personalities and that its finals would rate better if they were scheduled more propitiously -- is not likely to change things too quickly.

On display, too, will be jewels worn by Queen Victoria for her diamond jubilee and less stately and more personal pieces that have been altered to suit different moments in history, changing tastes and varied personalities.

Witches require varied personalities and a multiplicity of motives and a willingness to screw up and to admit it.

Your coworker is disrespecting boundaries laid down by the employer and seeks to undermine the rationale behind having varied personalities and skills in the workplace, showing a marked lack of perspicacity and intelligence about the inter-relational aspect of work.