personality

• It seemed so obvious that in politics an issue was an issue and a personality was a personality, and that the more one could separate the two, the more serious one was. —  Original Signal - Transmitting Buzz
• From his instrument, his bow, his fingers, himself, went out a strange, mesmeric influence that seemed to stretch over the House, the audience, bending it, forcing it to his will; compelling it to his mood As he played on and on, the influence grew stronger, more pervading, until his personality was as a giant and the audience pigmies at his feet, sobbing as his Stradivarius sobbed; laughing when it laughed; crying out with joy, or with pain, with frenzy or delight, as his bow rent the strings. —  The Black Cross
• The production of such a personality was an effort of humanity; and, should he be snatched away before his time, not only England, but all the world must mourn his loss When he was required to show the gravity of a king, he would appear to be an old man. —  Jerome Cardan A Biographical Study
• Back of the personality is the soul itself, forever seeking utterance through its mask of personality. —  Resonance in Singing and Speaking
• The woman who neglected her home because she needed a "wider sphere" in which to develop her personality was a champion of women's rights, a pioneer of enlightenment. —  A Student in Arms Second Series

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