personal style
collocation in Englishmeaningsofpersonalandstyle
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personal
adjective
uk/ˈpɜː.sən.əl/us/ˈpɝː.sən.əl/
relating or belonging to a single or particular person rather than to a group or ...
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style
noun
uk/staɪl/us/staɪl/
a way of doing something, especially one that is typical of a person, group of people, place, ...
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(Definition ofpersonalandstylefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofpersonal style
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So far so fascinating, but not all readers will warm to thepersonalstyle, and it prompted two quibbles.
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They defined themselves with variations inpersonalstylewhich set them apart.
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They captured not so much apersonalstyle, but a type of relationship.
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The development of apersonalstyleand aesthetic is acquired by close contact with music.
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Or have these limits become part of what you would call yourpersonalstyleby now, so that you don't think about them any more?
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The turntablist would use these techniques on the records available, thus developing apersonalstyle and technique and creating original music from the outset.
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The abundant illustrations, field sketches, sedimentological logs, maps, graphs, and concluding foldout map, are all handcrafted in the author's elegantpersonalstyle.
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The major change is a series of notes a t the end of each chapter, often critical of other work, and written in a verypersonalstyle.
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Political discourse is often reduced to purely economic selfinterest, morality to a market evaluation of success, and identity to a question of self-image andpersonalstyle, without shared values.
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Their emphasis on apersonalstyleof politics, and on cultural concerns, made them appealing to women whose confidence was scarcely inspired by the public sphere of bourgeois politics.
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He suggested the punk audience only understood him as an enthralling spectacle and imitated him by adopting elements of hispersonalstyle, without 'getting' the depth of his individualist message.
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That says much for a more de-centralised, less bureaucratic and morepersonalstyleof management.
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It is purely a matter ofpersonalstyleand personal choice.
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We all bring ourpersonalstyleto our jobs, and heaven forbid that senior jobs should be done without anypersonalstyle.
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This is a matter ofpersonalstyle.
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In later tournaments from the series, he would combine fire with apersonalstyleof kenp.
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He envisions his target female as someone who is successful, aggressive and has her ownpersonalstyle.
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