Sentence examples similar to assured charm from inspiring English sources

Whether Mr. Tatum is upstaging these inveterate scene savers and stealers or taking the presidential limousine out for a spin on the Great Lawn for a demolition derby that doubles as a Cadillac commercial, he sells the role and himself with athletic grace and a star's self-assured charm.

However, you reckon that Capaldi "struggles to convey the charm we are assured Mandelson and Campbell can turn on when they want to".

Under Adrienne Klemme's direction at Fleetwood, JoAnn Cunningham does not stint on the extroverted charm that must have assured Vreeland's place as an entertaining hostess, if not social high priestess.

The poets Ennius, Lucilius, and Horace had introduced fables into their poems, but Phaedrus considered himself a genuine, pioneering artist whose poems, combining charm with a serious didactic purpose, were assured of immortality.

Like his pa, Ravenscroft has lots of self-deprecating charm; he assures his listeners early on that Mr Morgan will be back next week, and, when preparing to play a track by Commander in Chief Stephen Osita Osadebe and his Nigerian Sound Makers, notes "this is the time in the show when I mispronounce something".

Also the chunky, charm-bedecked gold granny chain ("one of a kind!" Sabrina assured) on a pair of sunglasses, since I am always losing mine.

Anonymity assured.

Large, strong, self assured.

That isn't assured.

Victory seemed assured.

The succession was assured.