Sentences with phrase «distinct personalities through»

Wood's interest in figuration extends to his inanimate objects, which gain distinct personalities through the artist's brush.

Toyota says it's labored to give each trim level a distinct personality through the use of different finishes and materials.

Not exact matches

Reading through the Presence volumes, I couldn't help seeing the mystics as distinct personalities.

One manages a household of characters, each endowed with distinct drives and personality traits, each cycling through an endless series of short - term needs (companionship, say, or food), each enmeshed in a network of relationships with other characters.

It's not really a natural process as you sift through numerous profiles to contact somebody who has a distinct similarity with your personality and preferences.

All three players are well - developed, fueled by their respective ideologies and goals, and armed with distinct personalities that shine through all the more thanks to the performances behind them (Wright's Shuri, in particular, seems destined to become a fan - favorite).

As you progress through the campaign, you'll be delighted to see that every single stage has its own distinct personality.

Though each room is equal in features, such as en - suite bathrooms and climate control, each retains an almost distinct personality shown through a subtle yet sophisticated variety of decor.

Each Marriott brand has its own distinct personality and through the UMG partnership, the full portfolio will be able to match talent with the unique styles and tastes of each brand's guests.

Each character has a distinct personality that shines through the game's excellent writing.

The game introduces the innovative Nemesis System, through which every enemy encountered in Middle - earth: Shadow of Mordor is procedurally generated and unique to each player, from appearance, to personality type, to strengths and weaknesses, to distinct enemy missions.

Through the use of props, posing, and a deft attention to personality, he developed a distinct style, fulfilling his clients» aspirational self - presentation and achieving international recognition for these beautiful and nuanced studies of human character.

From my perspective, Panko seems to be supporting two distinct views: that parents do influence their child's personality development independently of genetic factors, and that parents do not influence their child's personality development except through genetic factors.