Sentence examples for whose persona from inspiring English sources

Here's a guy, whose persona, whose iconography is so gritty and tough.

(She subsequently triumphed as a cabaret star whose persona combined willfulness and regret).

Mr Vidal, a man whose persona breathed east-coast aristocracy, found civilisation crumbling all around him, and roared his indignation.

She plays Gloria Delgado-Pritchett, a sexy Latina trophy wife whose persona has gotten mixed reviews from Latinos.

You could almost describe Lennox, whose persona is low-key in the extreme, as the drummer who fired himself.

Hope was the great comic actor of the 1940's, an original whose persona often transcended lame scripts.

The same goes for authors whose personas are vilified on social media.

This is not only because she is a person — there are those whose personhood is not in doubt but whose personas, driven by reality shows and the like, would fade if cameras were directed elsewhere — but because she is a political person.

This poses an interesting problem for electronic music producers whose personas are, through hours spent toiling over oscillators and EQs, often linked to intentionally crafted sonic characteristics.

It's strangely refreshing to see these women -- whose personas and celebrity have been so intrinsically tied to the ego and identity of Kanye West -- take a picture in solidarity without him.

The best of these was a Customs investigator whose fake persona was a character called Guy Stanton.