Term Gallery logo

Meanings of more personal in English

We have no meanings for "more personal" in our records yet.
Usage of more personal in English
1
I think this is more personal than political, said a third diplomat.
Reuters
2
Some people just sign their name, others leave a more personal message.
The Irish Times
3
Then the ads used a more personal approach to the potential smokers.
The new yorker
4
The coronavirus complicated Biegun's visit in a more personal way as well.
Reuters
5
I got Carl back on track and started asking more personal questions.
The devil's closet
6
Their relationship made what happened to them on the job more personal.
The frailty of flesh
7
But in recent weeks the exchanges have grown sharper and more personal.
Reuters
8
What keeps people reaching for their Hanfu outfits is often more personal.
Reuters
9
The other matter occupying his mind was of a more personal nature.
The perfect woman
10
Now, scudding barely over the rooftops, the destruction seemed far more personal.
New Blood
11
There's a similar message on a more personal tip with a twist.
Ebony
12
Hadria had begun to feel a more personal interest in her charge.
The Daughters of Danaus
13
I know you're spending your time on your other... more personal case.
Deadly Heat
14
It's not just PC makers that are making their products more personal.
Reuters
15
Without getting any more personal, Washington went on talking about her craft.
Ebony
16
The peoples inhabiting it grow steadily more personal as we go west.
The Soul of the Far East
This collocation consists of:
More personal through the time
More personal across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
More variants