Sentences with phrase «own public persona»

It's hard to know since her public persona has tended to be so one - dimensional.

Hilton is not bashful about leveraging her cause to promote her brand, which through her advocacy and public persona has helped raise the visibility of her company and her cause.

There's little subtlety to O'Leary's public persona, but the story of O'Leary Funds demands some nuance.

«Governor Carney redefined the office of the governor of the Bank of Canada,» said Lee, describing the general public persona of previous governors as «monks in the monastery,» speaking in an «econo - geek» language that didn't often resonate with Canadians at large.

It's probably a hard strategy because it might involve, of course, sacrificing some income, because so much of his income has been derived from his public persona.

While Hogan / Bollea has been telling a jury that he's a private person who blubbered over the sex romp with his friend's wife, he has through his career also manipulated the media at every turn to prop up his public persona.

It is impossible to deny Agrawal's influential public persona.

This enables you to discover how you might be viewed as toxic and fix those issues privately so that your public persona isn't damaged.

Miley Cyrus will eventually need a more mature public persona.

The address was an opportunity — as Fortune «s Tory Newmyer points out — to humanize her husband, whose boisterous public persona sheds little light on the man he is away from cameras and microphones.

Perkins's remarks reflect a wider trend among white evangelicals (81 percent of whom voted for Trump in the 2016 election): Many choose to disregard Trump's decidedly debauched, decades - old public persona to focus on his anti-LBGTQ and anti-abortion stances.

Even those who loathe his public persona will concede he has screen presence and charisma to spare.

Most employees in 401 (k) plans have very low 401 (k) balances, many do not contribute or participate in these plans, and the «deferred profit - sharing» option has lost some of its public persona as a result of its integration with 401 (k) plans.

But his public persona belied the incredible love he had for those he debated, notably evangelical apologist Larry Taunton.

But this letter is very sweet and human — unlike her public persona.

When you've made money on a public persona that involves discrediting Christianity, you don't get to Christians out on stuff.

Mr. Upstanding Citizen in his private life may be something very different from his public persona.

All to say, as long as «I talk to and hear God» is part of a person's public persona, outward changes are deceptive.

When I speak out, I'm called a wingnut, a prude, and worse and if anyone knows me, I don't give a rip what consenting adults do in the privacy of their bedrooms (emphasis on the word «private» — I'm talking her about public personas).

The question, of course, is why this double life of a public persona?

On 1989, she carefully steps around any easy label that might be thrown her way, both completely owning her public persona as a good - natured girl next door and completely subverting it.

For Stiefel, a slim, scruffy ex-Catholic, his public persona is his wallet and activism.

In many ways, Kanye West's music — and public persona — have become a sort of documentation of a spiritual, personal and artistic journey: College Dropout, Late Registration and Graduation are thematically tied to the beginnings of his career: going from a minimum - wage, literal college dropout struggling musician to a full - fledged pop star with an evolving style and influential platform.

And in spiritual abuse cases, their abusers often have a platform where they forge their public persona the victim has no access to.

I am so wary of having a public persona of «no doubts or questions here....

Perhaps the internet is doing all of the above and more: encouraging and unifying small religious and other movements; further facilitating scientific unification across geographic proximity, if not also creating new scientific theories and concepts; fostering the rise of new forms of spiritual irrationalism such as those discussed in Wendy Kaminer's wild book, Sleeping with Extra-Terrestrials; focusing the public even more on particular public personas in news, sports and everything else; creating new classes of investors who are willing to publish online just about anything, regardless of whether or not they agree with it; germinating new technological ideas that are luring capitalists who hold unreasonable expectations of financial bonanzas.

For sixty - six years she has faced the challenge of balancing her individuality as Elizabeth Windsor with her public persona as Elizabeth Regina, and in all her time on the throne she has rarely permitted her personality to overshadow her office.

He even claims one of them told him that they, too, have their false public personae: «Believe it, eighty percent of our writers, if only they didn't have to sign their names, would write and hail the name of God.

Moreover, beyond the special kind of intensity and earnestness that belong to his public persona, conventional academicians can not forgive his polymathic virtuosity, and thus they ask dismissively, «But what is his field?»

Every facet of Barton seems to be contentious, whether it be his intellectual, public persona whereby he quotes philosophers on Twitter and appears on Question Time or his on - field persona where he seen as a tough tackling but at times psychotic ankle smashing bruiser.

I know it is just apart of being a public persona, but I still think it sucks that people's personal lives have to play out for everyone to see in the media.

Of course, what people mostly ask about is Rader's far - different public persona: Doug Rader, the zany, flaky Houston Astro third baseman who sat on a birthday cake in the clubhouse; Doug Rader, the madman in Jim Bouton's book Ball Four who advised kids to eat baseball cards to ingest all the information printed on them; Doug Rader, the raging tyrant - manager of the Texas Rangers who was fired after ferocious confrontations with players and writers.

This organization let me develop a public persona through trial and error, and it let me be nonchalant in my technique, something I wasn't allowed to do at Stanford.

The reality is that McGregor's gimmicky public persona has lost it's luster and people (besides die hard CM fans) are more than ready to move on from it.

He was invited to promote his own legend and bolster his public persona as a self - proclaimed «good guy».

Since the former shadow chancellor smashed it on Strictly Come Dancing, transforming his public persona from bad guy who broke the economy to the fun guy who nearly broke his dancing partner by dropping her on her face, politicians are looking for ways to be normal.

A notorious loudmouth in New York politics, his public persona was already well adorned with the trappings of Trumpism.

It is this vigorous paradox of immaculate rot that makes the Obasanjo public persona puzzle at 80.

Theresa May, on the other hand, held fast to her public persona throughout, maintaining the image of a respected, experienced senior minister while those around her clamoured for the keys to Number 10.

There are problems with the process, but Preet has no purpose in critiquing the process except to increase his own public persona; he is a legend in his own mind.

Presenting a safe public persona, like Kinnock and Miliband did, was off - putting for everybody

Even his most conspicuous successes: the attack on Rupert Murdoch on phone hacking, his stance on bankers» bonuses and his opposition to intervention in Syria in 2013 earned praise from the parliamentary party and broad respect in the media, but did little to rehabilitate his rather pathetic public persona.

That moment — an early sign of Dean's ultimate unelectability — offered a progressive vision of the political family, an apolitical spouse reluctant to set aside her life and craft a flattering public persona she saw as potentially inauthentic.

Peter Bronstein, film director Guy Ritchie's lawyer in his custody battle with Madonna, noted that such hush - hush proceedings allow some clients to misbehave without fear of harming their priceless public personas.

Audiences will struggle to empathise with someone whose public persona was so cold and powerful, so anchoring everything in her weakest moment seems the most sensible option.

The alleged hostile behavior, even if it appears to comport with Percoco's preexistent public persona, serves as an example of the kind of unflattering material the trial may dredge up.

Presenting a safe public persona was off - putting for everybody, writes author Stefan Stern

Schneiderman's public persona as a strong advocate for women betrayed his personal tendency to strangle, degrade and belittle them, leaving many readers breathless.

BEHIND Eliot Spitzer «s flaccid attempt at re-erecting his public persona is a plan to run for state attorney general in 2010, sources told Page Six.

Beyond that is his public persona.