personalising's Usage Examples:

not respecting women's rights and instead of engaging in debating are personalising confrontations.

Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan identified the song's success in personalising the Bangladesh crisis, through its emotive description of Shankar's.

personalising learning.

Professor David Hargreaves held a series of workshops with 200 headteachers and identified the nine gateways to personalising.

individualism and the left (Renewal, 2002), The Adaptive State: strategies for personalising the public realm (Demos 2003), ISBN 978-1841801155 People Flow (co-authors.

the heart of education, instilling a life time love of learning by personalising the learning journey.

The Singapore establishment generally avoids personalising or glorifying acts of personal sacrifice in contemporary Singaporean.

critic "the harmonica overlays shots of the mist-shrouded rainforest, personalising the bush, giving it a haunting, threatening quality, and a sense of.

his own distinctive contribution to the role of reparation in the "personalising" of the individual, the move from the ruthless use of the external object.

"Avoid personalising home improvements when renovating for profit".

Caudillos, dictators and elected presidents continued the tradition of personalising power.

approachable and familiar manner, the campaign succeeded in building interest, personalising HIV risk, and bringing the topic of HIV/AIDS into the public sphere.

Many of the conversations involve religion, with Anna personalising God, calling him "Mister God".

the Linklater voice method, Speaking Shakespeare in Your Own Voice (personalising and acting Shakespeare), and Theatre of the Oppressed.

Synonyms:

individualize; alter; modify; individualise; change; personalize;

Antonyms:

tune; decrease; stiffen; depersonalise; depersonalize;