personage

Suffice it to say that Oprah is slightly more well-known than (pick a tech personage) in that demographic.

Women, on the other hand, largely expect to be valued on the mere fact of their personage.

Not to get into corporate personage, but corporations can still be benevolent or malevolent, friendly or hostile.

The OED attests countable less in 1481, derived from an Old English usage attested by no less a personage than King Alfred.

I certainly agree that code is usually more readable close to when it's written, in both personage and time.

Anyone who argues that it is, personage, would have no way to argue against any war, past, present or future.

To use the name of any sacred personage in this manner, as an expletive, conveys a lack of understanding and respect for other people.

You're still misreading the second article re: private vs offical personage.

There's a reason he's reticent - amazon (in the personage of lab 126), more than any other company I worked with, is insane about internal security and rumor control.

Madison, upon which much of the judicial power to constrain the other branches rests, represented an inappropriate overreach by the Marshall court - a criticism first voiced by no less a personage than Thomas Jefferson.

Yeah, instead it takes over your javascript turning properties into methods: var myViewModel = { personName: ko.observable('Bob'), personAge: ko.observable(123) }; myViewModel.personName() //get myViewModel.personName('Mary') //set Makes my eyes bleed.

The semantic meaning of a type should be decoupled from its machine representation; for example, the type PersonAge could be implemented as a string in part of the program and still be the same type, because the compiler can handle auto-conversion like that no problem but the semantics of the value haven't changed.

To a layperson, "protocol" is what you brush up on before you meet a distinguished personage.

All these bearded hipsters, imitating the same personage from the "Into The Wild" movie or each other, are so ridiculous, especially in India or Nepal, where they seemed to believe that they belong to some alien super-intelligent race or something.