Final Competition The televised final night of the pageant will be judged — and prizes will be awarded — based on the following breakdown: Charisma: twenty-five per cent.
His appearance and charisma were based on actor and daredevil Johnny Knoxville.
Lady Bunny's charisma is also based on the fact that her illusion is cracked.
She has been able to raise the profile of the auditor general's office through a knack for communications based on something other than slickness or charisma.
Heck, based on this +5 Turkleneck of CEO Charisma Correlation Effect, you'd expect Windows 7 to suck with the figurehead Bill Gates out of the picture.
Paul doesn't have Obama's youth or his charisma, which was partly based on the anticipation of seeing a whip-smart black man in the White House.
His advocacy of faith-based social programs, for example, clearly grows from his conviction, based on personal experience, that religion can bring an extra charisma to problems like drug abuse.
Obama's success was based on a large number of factors: his personal charisma and eloquence, his well-organized and sure-footed campaign, voter weariness with a Republican White House, a struggling national economy, and his overwhelming advantage in fund-raising.
When a board looks for charisma in an outside candidate, its search is based on social values shared by everyone in the room, Mr. Khurana writes.
Anybody who has followed tech knows she has remarkable credentials and savvy — she embodied much of Google's intellectual charisma — but her tenure will be a pass/fail test based on answering that single question.
