| They appeal to the baggy jean-wearing crowds, but maintain their youthful boy band personas. |
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| As I grew older, my imaginary friends took on the personas of real living people. |
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| It was only after several years of painting celebs that I thought I could paint regular people whose personas weren't public and well-known. |
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| Some commenters find this problematic, pointing out that people present different personas to different people, depending on the situation. |
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| Now that the two have exposed their repressed animosity toward each other, there's an added layer of drama and intrigue to their public personas. |
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| There is no doubt that each actor carefully projects their characters' personas with deliberate intent. |
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| There's nothing there where the characters should be, not even the actor's star personas. |
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| In the case of carnivals, world fairs, and freak shows, the promotion of human oddities relied on meticulously crafted public personas. |
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| In a work that interprets Dreamtime stories, costumes play an integral role in demarking personas, animals and humans. |
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| Rather, the attempt is merely to recreate their personas as faithfully and realistically as possible. |
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| In all six films he adopts six different personas, which is something he enjoys about the character. |
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| As the days grow shorter and cooler, plants take on new personas, ripening into warm gold, russet, and sepia tones. |
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| In either case, the juxtaposition of sly humour and high drama seems to mirror the gap between Stiller's two personas, as farceur and tragedian. |
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| The writing is crisp, making the characters realistic personas despite their larger-than-life roles. |
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| What is it about the rich and famous, shedding relationships and personas as fast as a snake sheds its skin? |
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| She explained that being bi-gender is like manifesting both masculine and feminine personas. |
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| He was an absolute creation, a man possessed with the dark spirit of the personas he was channeling. |
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| People experiment with online personas and often demonstrate a freedom of expression and candidness they feel unable to reveal in daily life. |
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| The public personas of some writers cut a wide swath through the publishing world. |
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| Or rather, not assuming their personas, but only peeking out through their skin, revealing her own wary eyes. |
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| Millennials also thinks about our public personas so much more than previous generations. |
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| A trust provides a legal mechanism through which certain defined property is preserved for the benefit and use of a specified person or personas. |
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| There are no visible joins to Kelly's on-screen and off-screen personas. |
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| The tones were earthen, the lighting dim, the personas palpably real. |
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| He had the much underrated skill, both as a writer and a director, to transfer stage-honed comic personas to the big screen in sustained feature-length outings. |
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| Here, she flicks through musical personas, too, as if they are the pages of a magazine. |
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| People have a core personality but they take on other roles and personas according to how they interpret the situation they find themselves in. |
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| The public personas of Shawn and Cole differed markedly, however. |
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| He also explained the concept of a person, which may have multiple personas as they relates to business transactions. |
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| The cast change costumes, accents and personas manically and heroically. |
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| At the time of the writing of this report, the working group had not yet decided whether to pursue further work on disability personas. |
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| Dan Harmon The NBC cult-hit Community employs a cast of characters as outlandish as their on-screen personas. |
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| Since then she's taken on many personas in various stories and role plays. |
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| In their cheerleader personas, the penguins took over the stadium, entering through the igloo. |
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| Another way to ensure the money is safe is to assign trustworthy personas as trustees. |
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| The Italian-born mimic has been touring the UK for 10 years, performing more than 200 shows and gaining a cult following for his paper personas. |
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| Each year we choose a country house to rent or borrow because we want to loll around in our pajamas, talk until all hours before the fire, cook together, take naps and otherwise indulge our private personas. |
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| In the songs, the Neptunes breeze through styles and personas. |
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| Each of these things is absorbed by one of his three personas, which eventually implode on a troubled family trip, when Martin must finally come to terms with the loss he has never accepted. |
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| Marina Diamandis's second album Electra Heart, released in 2012, got muddled slightly by arch personas, convoluted concepts and way too much hair dye. |
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| Touring the country with her Mylenium show last year, Mylène played deftly with her two personas, juxtaposing New Age catechism and risqué lyrics. |
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| In the course of his 30-year career Alain Chamfort has hidden behind an interesting variety of stage personas. In the 60's Chamfort played the role of 60's hipster, hanging out drinking and womanising with Jacques Dutronc. |
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| This research project will examine this weakness by reviewing how individuals may interact with other individuals, business, and governments using artificial identities or personas. |
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| Many silent stars fell to the wayside because their voices were not up to the greatness of their screen personas while new talking stars were born. |
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| Some research is showing that people intentionally project specific personas online and post information that will support these personas, usually to gain some statusxxiii. |
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| Analysis and discussion of program in terms of the above criteria and the literary research from multi-disciplinary perspectives: education, social psychological and transforming personas. |
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| Choosing successors without a competency assessment process tends to perpetuate traditional leadership personas and to limit consideration of diverse candidates. |
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| In the 1650s, individual Quaker women prophesized and preached publicly, developing charismatic personas and spreading the sect. |
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| In the 1650s, individual Quaker women prophesied and preached publicly, developing charismatic personas and spreading the sect. |
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| Both of Indiana's personas reject one another in philosophy, creating a duality. |
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| He composed the album's title track and finale around two verses and two choruses, during which he pairs emotions with personas, comparing them to colors. |
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| Samoza has a long list of people who are personas non grata, and Figures suspects that I cannot get a visa to get into the country for this reason. |
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| The Doors became personas non grata. They couldn't get a gig. |
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| The media, which bombard us with TV shows, movies, catalogs, ads, and magazines, serve as a kind of Home Depot of personas to draw from and put on. |
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