personalities造句
151. Study of these unsavoury personalities has been left to psychologists and historians.
152. Fig4. Ink colors represent personalities: red for bossiness and petty tyranny, green for eccentricity and multi-coloured for mad.
153. Mr Lee is one of the very few modest, unassertive personalities in the company.
154. At the top, in large affairs , life goes off almost inexplicable tangles of personalities.
155. If the effulgence of a thousand suns simultaneously were to blaze forth in the firmament; then that might be comparable with the effulgence of the Ultimate Personalities universal form.
156. Even people that I thought were very left-brained are revealing different aspects of their personalities that I seldom see.
157. The unit personalities and intractability add a whole new depth to a game that may not be recognized on the surface, but for one reason or another keeps us coming back for more.
158. With the LPEX editor base profiles, you can configure the editor to adopt the keyboard and command personalities of several popular editors, such as ISPF, XEDIT, VI, and Emacs.
159. Finite personalities are insubstantial fragments of this engulfing spiritual unity.
160. Their own powerful personalities most often find expression in the faces and gestures of others.
161. Campaigns are dominated by personalities, money and, in some places, intimidation.
162. But the trouble with rounded personalities is that they don't tessellate.
163. But personality research suggests that people who swear more, not surprisingly, score higher on traits such as extraversion, dominance, hostility and Type A personalities.
164. They found a strong link between utilitarian answers to moral dilemmas (push the fat guy off the bridge) and personalities that were psychopathic, Machiavellian or tended to view life as meaningless.
165. Dr. Todt was one of the very few modest, unassertive personalities in the government.
166. Collegians′ psychological quality education should be taken from aspects, such as cultivating their elastic personalities, self-consciousness, self-adjusting ability, etc.
167. They get well along in public, but their personalities don't really click.
168. Such children grow up to be extreme personalities – a total rebel or a doormat.
169. Conclusion: The nuclear personalities for negative attributional style are high-sensitivity, high-insecurity, high-tension, anxiety, not tough poise and low marks in Mental Health.
170. Pens perceives many personalities as lacking wholeness, as being fragmented.
171. This is evidence, say the researchers, that illusionary or "parasocial" relationships with television characters or personalities can ease belongingness needs.
172. Type D personalities sweat the small stuff and often expect the worst.
173. Part Three is concerned with Jane Eyre's conservative personalities, manifestations of which are Jane Eyre's self-contempt, worship of traditional marriage and submissiveness to man.
174. Animals have personalities, too. That may be biasing studies of them.
175. This made it possible to hypnotically create and program different personalities for different assignments.Sentence dictionary
176. DR. Todt was one of the very few modest, unassertive personalities in the government.
177. The five actor cast of tintypes portray a myriad of character types drawn from American society during the age of Ragtime, including historic personalities Teddy Roosevelt, Emma Goldman and Anna Held.
178. In past lives , you didn't . Previous personalities may have egotistical, arrogant, and somewhat selfish.
179. Macaroni Parmesan Cheese Topping , and Sage Gravy will appeal to their zesty personalities.
180. Pettiness was incompatible not only with their personalities, but with their presences.
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