Meanings of highly personalised in English

Yahweh began as a highly personalised deity with passionate human likes and dislikes.

A highly personalised online learning method that adapts to users' needs in real time.

Humanist weddings are highly personalised, allowing couples to choose their own vows and location.

This was a highly personalised attack on Mr Arafat.

And in that time she's covered a lot of ground with her highly personalised music.

This approach means that the service is highly personalised, built around the individual's needs, circumstances and preferences.

Even with budget cuts, there are many instances of highly personalised and flexible care delivered in people's homes.

Never nagging but gently inquisitive, I found myself being especially candid in response to the Coach function's highly personalised questions.

Romaine Scally's house is not just highly personalised - it's also a clever spacious extension to a small dormer bungalow.

Formal lessons should be kept to a minimum, and should be highly personalised; each writer struggles with different aspects of the process.

But, these highly personalised remarks -which are designed to impugn the integrity of the learned judge -are of little value.

In a highly personalised rebuke, Mr Shatter told a meeting of Templemore Town Council: Mr Reynolds has great difficulty in accurately reporting anything.

The problem is, last summer's general election, which May fought on highly personalised lines, delivered an unmistakable vote of no confidence in her leadership.

The University College Cork president has accused his critics of damaging the reputation of the university and engaging in highly personalised attacks on him.

We were pitted against a barrage of highly personalised and poisonous Tory attacks, and a policy-free, expensively funded campaign in the press and on Facebook.