Sentence examples for bring charisma from inspiring English sources

Emre Can has completed his £9.75m transfer from Bayer Leverkusen to Liverpool and will bring "charisma" plus "courage" to the team's midfield, according to the manager Brendan Rodgers.

He has brought charisma, hope and respectability to the program.

His singing, awkward and pitch-shifted, brought charisma to a tightly screwed-down band.

But Mr. Chestnut was the evening's star and he brought charisma to the role, at least in a musical sense.

The daughter of Chinese immigrants, Ms Jung brought charisma and flair to a century-old company that had become a bit of a joke in its American homeland.

While Karl Shiels brings charisma to the role of the playwright in love with his own work, the humour of this hammy play-within-a-play palls.

The Telegraph accepted that "Eurocrats might not be so happy about Boris Johnson's appointment as foreign secretary" but spoke up for its columnist (or should that be former columnist?) as "a hugely popular politician" who "brings charisma to Britain's global brand".

The rapid process by which Karol Wojtyła has been propelled towards sainthood will be welcomed by many of the world's 1.2 billion Roman Catholics, who regard him as a towering figure who hastened the collapse of communism, encouraged interfaith dialogue and brought charisma to the church.

Lynch said he met Jacobs about a year ago through Dena duBoef, a stepdaughter of Arum's who is a vice president for marketing and special events at Arum's Top Rank Inc. DuBoef said Jacobs brought charisma to boxing because "he is an athlete outside the boxing world".

In addition to influential ideas, they bring a charisma that carries beyond concert halls and into popular culture.

Ed Warner, the chairman of UK Athletics, said Coe would bring "energy, charisma and novel thinking" to the job.