But it's a bright, easygoing charisma that serves Mr. Bublé best, which partly explains his heavy promotional agenda.
The actress Annaleigh Ashford moved to New York City from Denver when she was seventeen, and her bright, bubbly charisma has since stolen scenes in Broadway productions of "Legally Blonde," "Kinky Boots," and last year's "You Can't Take It with You," for which she won a Tony Award.
By Michael Schulman The actress Annaleigh Ashford moved to New York City from Denver when she was seventeen, and her bright, bubbly charisma has since stolen scenes in Broadway productions of "Legally Blonde," "Kinky Boots," and last year's "You Can't Take It with You," for which she won a Tony Award.
Mr. Breslik brought youthful charisma and a sweet, bright tenor voice to Ferrando, though now and then some high notes seemed tight or a sustained tone wavered.
While narcissism has a bright side (eg confidence, assertiveness, and charisma), it is still problematic: narcissists struggle to form intimate relationships, they take credit for others' accomplishments, and behave aggressively when confronted with negative feedback or rejection.
At least in the early scenes, the tenor Noah Stewart, who has a handsome physique and charisma, brought youthful energy and a bright, ringing sound to Radames.
Stevens, who took his team to the final for the second year in a row, reinforced his stature as a bright, thoughtful coach, and Smart impressed with his enthusiasm, charisma and ability to inspire.
When Brand isn't painting himself into faux-political corners, he's bright and funny and has the kind of dizzying charisma that only comes from someone with a commendable amount of self-belief.
If the gooey opening-theme narration on bright stars and black holes from our recently dumped protagonist (a charisma-free Chris Lowell) doesn't chafe, the endless shots of him staring moonily into space surely will.
