Sentence examples for was personality from inspiring English sources
noun
A set of qualities that make a person (or thing) distinct from another.
- The president has a unique personality.
The horse of the moment was Personality, the royally bred colt owned by Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs and the personal favorite of the late Hirsch Jacobs.
The second was personality.
He says: "It was personality changing.
I lost 6lb, but most of that was personality.
His important introductory work on the theory of personality was Personality: A Psychological Interpretation (1937).
Part of it was personality, part of it was storytelling, Stiglitz says.
When there was personality-spending fit when introverts were sent to a bookstore or extraverts to a bar happiness levels went up.
It was no longer character-oriented; it was personality-oriented. Readers felt less of a need to go outside themselves to absorb works of art as a means of self-improvement.
In our brief glimpse of Bob's office, it was personality-free, and his suits are always just right, if unremarkable and bland.
What is personality, though?
Nowadays it's personality.
