Sentence examples for whose persona is from inspiring English sources

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

How ironic that Larry David, the master of comedic misanthropy, whose persona is dependent upon the sense that life is out to get him, is benefiting from Broadway audiences giving him such an easy ride.

But the unanswered question remains: How much longer will Tibetans be able to rely on their charismatic and learned spiritual leader, whose persona is so entwined with the destiny of Tibet?

He was going for the evening formal look, but his all-black ensemble — shirt, socks, shoes, headband — seemed a poor fit for Federer, whose persona is more Pat Boone than Johnny Cash.

There's the raunchy "Inside Amy Schumer," entering its second season on Comedy Central, a sketch show that is a perfect showcase for Schumer, whose persona is basically Miss Piggy on Tinder: she does skits about herpes and military rape, and man-on-the-street interviews about sexting, all of which work way better than this summary makes them sound.

Will right-wingers who have despised Clinton for decades really cast their lot in with a candidate whose persona is basically "Rodney Dangerfield with a racist streak"?

Sartre was a prime example, for Godard, of the total intellectual whose persona was a crucial aspect of his creation — was, indeed, one of his crucial creations.

For the first time, we had a mainstream rap star whose persona was based on exposing his weaknesses rather than masking them.

We were in the presence of a breed of movie star whose persona was so individual, so distinctive and so appealing that her name alone brought a passion and a reason for going to the movies.

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

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.