In de Moor's words, " Personally I would have loved to finish Alph-Art.

Gandhi's war recruitment campaign brought into question his consistency on nonviolence as his friend Charlie Andrews confirms, " Personally I have never been able to reconcile this with his own conduct in other respects, and it is one of the points where I have found myself in painful disagreement.

Personally inscribed Gohonzon are bestowed upon believers of long standing or in recognition of major accomplishments in faith and have a dedication on the far right naming the recipient.

In response to Shirley ’ s complaint about “ the stock question ” of the anti-feminists, “ Why have not more women achieved eminence in the arts and sciences ?” She answers: “ Personally I am astounded that so many have distinguished themselves despite the conditions which society has imposed upon them ” ( 181 ).

Personally, I don't blame him for giving up the dive, much as I regret losing the story ''.

Personally I consider him the greatest portrait painter America has produced.

Personally, Walter Benjamin was a boy of fragile health, so, in 1905, the family sent him to Hermann-Lietz-Schule Haubinda, a boarding school in the Thuringian countryside, for two years ; in 1907, returned to Berlin, his schooling resumed at the Kaiser Friedrich School.

Personally he struggled, as he was beset with injuries, including a broken foot that caused him to miss nearly two months.

Although this is a secondary impulse for him, he ’ s also interested in pushing buttons that haven ’ t been pushed in comedy in people ; making them laugh in a way that they ’ re not used to ... Personally I just want to make people laugh.

Personally, though strongly individual, he is not unduly eccentric and I, in common with many others, like him very much " — Wright

Personally he seemed cold and distant, partly because of his impressive appearance, and partly because of his own modesty, which made him backward in seeking friendships.

Personally, I've learned an awful lot from being around him.

" Personally, their friendship never faltered, though strained by the pressures of business and Ericsson's quick temper, DeLamater called Ericsson " John " and Ericsson called DeLamater by his middle nickname " Harry ", intimacies almost unknown in Ericsson's other relationships.

) The concert orchestra of Victor Herbert made several recordings for the company in 1903 ; these early discs may not have been conducted by Herbert himself, but Victor signed Herbert and his orchestra to a long-term contract in 1911, engaging them to record symphonic and theatre music under Herbert's direction ( most of the labels credit " Victor Herbert's Orchestra / Personally directed by Victor Herbert ").

Personally, I don ’ t think that either theory, of Aryan invasion and of Aryan indigenousness, can claim to have been " proven " by prevalent standards of proof ; even though one of the contenders is getting closer.

Personally created and released to public domain by Lionel Fells.

: A Handbook for Becoming a Socially, Environmentally, and Personally Responsible Citizen of the Planet by Neill S. Cohen and decided to make the switch.

Personally chosen to be part of his crew by Steve Zodiac and with 5 years of service on the XL5 according to the episode " The Last of the Zanadus " ( voiced by Sylvia Anderson ).

Personally designed by Röhm, it was based on the insignia of a Bolivian general ( Röhm served as a German military advisor to Bolivia in the late 1920s ).

Personally, he was of a most amiable and unassuming disposition, respected by all classes of the community in the North, and held in the highest estimation by his clergy and people.

Personally surveyed and planned by George Washington himself, the canal was begun in 1785 under the James River Company, and later restarted under the James River and Kanawha Canal Company.

Personally taken by the uploader in Jan 2002.

Personally taken by the uploader in Jan 2002.

* Taking Racism Personally: white anti-racism at the crossroads, by Keith Motherson et al., 1978

Baey for the first time publicly voiced support for the law to be repealed, saying, " Personally, I think that the whip should be lifted for a very open debate and open expression of opinion by the MPs.

Personally, I don ’ t think that either theory, of Aryan invasion and of Aryan indigenousness, can claim to have been “ proven ” by prevalent standards of proof ; even though one of the contenders is getting closer.

Personally friends with African Americans, he becomes upset when a party in which Richie will welcome Hawaii into the Union gets boycotted.

According to the reporter, he said " Personally I hope the Jews do not force us into this war because it will be a war of elimination and it will be a dangerous massacre which history will record similarly to the Mongol massacre or the wars of the Crusades.

BugMeNot's move to this provider, which also hosts a number of highly controversial sites, prompted BugMeNot's creator to say, " Personally, I don't care if I'm sharing a server with neo-Nazis.

Bonoff is best known as a songwriter, but she is also noted for her hit recording of " Personally ", which became a # 19 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 as well as # 3 on the Adult Contemporary chart in the summer of 1982.

She once received a review which stated, " Personally Miss Beavers is just splendid, just as fine as she appears on screen, but she also has a charm all her own, which needs no screen role for recognition.

Rayna Fahey from Radical Cross Stitch replied to a thread stating “ Personally if a John McCain supporter joined this group and told me that my latest piece in support of indigenous sovereignty was a well-made piece that serves the purpose for which it was designed well, I ’ d think that was awesome and I ’ d have hope for the future of this world .”.

Personally the most amiable of men, he was most critical of his own work, never attempting anything for which he felt he was unfitted, and constantly revising and rewriting his compositions.

Personally meeting with Göring on his estate, Speer wrote how the by-then overweight Luftwaffe marshal spent his days hunting, eating, and quite literally playing with stolen jewels as if they were toys.

Personally I could not live in a country where they were in control.

Personally, many Canadians like others in the democratic world were attracted to the youth and charisma and John F. Kennedy.

Personally, I think we ought to set up an immediate naval blockade of Cuba.

Personally, it is the Southerner's sexual coming of age, when, without any warning, unbreakable taboos are set up between himself and his past.

[...] Personally I prefer a liberal dictator to democratic government lacking liberalism.

Personally, I am much more confident of naturalistic dualism than I am of panpsychism.

Personally, I take great joy in sharing a world with the shimmering variety of life on earth.

Personally most frugal, Leo XII reduced taxes, made justice less costly, and was able to find money for certain public improvements ; yet he left the Church's finances more confused than he had found them, and even the elaborate jubilee of 1825 did not really mend financial matters.

Personally, Pius combined within himself a strong sense of compassion, benevolence and poverty, but also stubbornness and a certain stiffness.

Personally, I have always preferred inspiration to information.

Personally, I prefer to regard them as the Jupiter and Venus, largest and brightest among the planets in the etcher's heaven.

Agatha Christie's grandson Mathew has commented: " Personally, I regret very much that she Christie never saw David Suchet.

Personally, Burnside was always very popular — both in the army and in politics.

Personally, Kennedy expressed outrage to many of his associates about the CIA's growing influence on civilians and government inside America, and his attempt to curtail the CIA's extensive Cold War and paramilitary operations was a direct expression of this concern.

Personally, Christian VI was a puritan of simple habits, and a man with a tendency to shun human society.

The novel's review in The Sunday Times of February 20, 1921, quoted the publisher's promotional blurb concerning Christie writing the book as the result of a bet that she would not be able to do so without the reader being able to guess the murderer, then said, " Personally we did not find the " spotting " so very difficult, but we are free to admit that the story is, especially for a first adventure in fiction, very well contrived, and that the solution of the mystery is the result of logical deduction.