personalities造句
91. Even the most popular personalities, as William Whitelaw was in 1981, can run into difficulty.
92. We have a number of radio personalities on public broadcasting who write books.
93. It may well be that risk-taking companies are managed by risk-taking individuals with powerful personalities.
94. In the 1930s top personalities from the wider sporting world took their bruises and broken bones to Highbury.
95. It has, as well, made a bouncier beginning than many, by virtue of its lively cross-section of personalities.
96. A Shakespeare play is about motives and predicaments and feelings and personalities that are instantly familiar.
97. Gore needs to offer continuity of policy but a break with the personalities.
98. I felt we had to find and develop talk personalities who could be entertaining as well as erudite.
99. This is not a matter of party politics or personalities or policies or even principles.
100. The campaign would not be about personalities, he stressed, but about the stark choice between internationalism and nationalism.
101. For most people such details might be rather boring, but Robertson makes the narrative come alive through the personalities.
102. Proprietor is an ex-Hibernian footballer and this bar buzzes with personalities on match day.
103. But the symbolic gesture is likely to be of dubious long-term value and will depend entirely on the personalities and circumstances involved.
104. We were drawn together partly be-cause of, not in spite of, the marked differences in our personalities.
105. General rules are difficult to give because each disciplinary encounter is unique, given the specific circumstances and the individual personalities involved.
106. Television, a medium of hits and stars, turns political personalities into national celebrities comparable to entertainment stars.
107. We hear from their parents and siblings about their ordinary lives and varied personalities, and about their final hours.
108. Its purpose should be to mobilize support for the policies, personalities, and institutions of the regime.
109. The fact that she was such an eccentric character meant that only those with strong personalities survived.
110. Yet given the strong influence of prior experience on our personalities, how flexible can we expect people to be?
111. Their different personalities are reflected in their deportment on court, Davenport's walk far more diffident than Williams's confident strut.
112. I didn't know enough about any of the personalities concerned to form any views of my own.
113. Our personalities are made up as well by the totality of our life experiences, what we learn and whom we love.
114. The battle between Beck and Mackenzie, two strong and stubborn personalities, was over, at least for the moment.
115. It's not some brash statement of their own personalities, but a low murmur from many people over many years.
116. Patients with left temporal foci-on average, and not reliably-are said to have somewhat different personalities, at least in some studies.
117. It has come down to personalities and Julia is very disturbed by it all.
118. Party campaigns tended to stress differences in style and personalities as much as policies.
119. I've had a series of producers, all with very different personalities.
120. The atmosphere between the three personalities was electric and one day there was a violent quarrel.
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