Sentence examples similar to Innate leader from inspiring English sources
Those born in Ox years (see: Obama, Barack, b. 1961) are said to have the best bovine qualities, "a born leader, being quite dependable and possessing an innate ability to achieve great things".
Her innate curiosity and infectious smile was already having an effect on the community where she lived: I could tell this young girl was a natural leader.
To shake them out of their innate complacency, leaders must communicate relentlessly and convince employees that the status quo is more dangerous than plunging into the unknown.
Garcia Marquez's stature, journalistic instincts and innate fascination with leaders and the power they wield helped him forge friendships with world figures from Presidents Bill Clinton of the U.S. and Francois Mitterrand of France to dictators Fidel Castro of Cuba and Omar Torrijos of Panama.
Taubman portrays Gorbachev as a visionary determined to "go far," a leader with "innate optimism and self-confidence, a substantial intellect," and a strong desire to prove himself, but also a gradualist undermined by his own initial uncertainty and unwillingness to abandon the Soviet system.
Working on projects that do not fit within a leader's innate skills tends to be emotionally draining.
The McCain campaign correctly understood that their only way to overcome Barack Obama's innate advantage as a leader who could bring change, was to convince swing voters that he was simply too risky.
The hunt for a leader with the innate Japanese skill of nemawashi, or consensus-forming, will be key.
"Mike is a seasoned sales leader with an innate understanding of the needs and operational challenges hospitality businesses face," said Kilgarriff. "He has greatly accelerated our efforts to introduce both Breadcrumb and Savored to restaurants".
We can also challenge the idea that leaders are special people with some innate capacity that allows them to become leaders.
