Significados de public personality en inglés

Willie Walsh is closer to the national norm, at least in his public personality.

Colonel Custer, young and intense, had been a public personality.

You can be a public personality but still in some ways be very shy.

Ford in his conservative temperament and public personality.

She projects no sexuality, and there is nothing in the picture to indicate that a memorable public personality.

I wasn't a polished public personality.

It would, however, be misleading to suggest that Furman Bisher alone created the composite that would become Henry Aaron's public personality.

David was the first public personality with whom, as a student, I became acquainted and into whose house I was introduced.

It was said in the press that he had disappeared, that he was a recluse who declined to become a public personality.

She killed her heroine whenever possible- Ithinkshe only once married her,-yetstill the creature remained immortal in Mrs. Gustus's public personality.

He maintains strict control over his government to try to avoid negative press, and he is known to have an aloof public personality.

I had no idea the way it came across to many people. King is not the only public personality to defend the meteorologist.

Voodoo adepts, public personalities and some 200 visitors from Haiti, Ghana and Nigeria turned out.

Although painful for all concerned, the significance of this case goes beyond the public personalities involved.

The campaign has hit many high-profile public personalities including those in the media, Bollywood, corporates and sport.

The function of both their public personalities was to lose an old self and discover a new.