Sentence examples for charismatic appeal from inspiring English sources

Villèle, though a talented administrator, lacked creative imagination and charismatic appeal.

Now Bright Blue, the youthful think tank that symbolised the charismatic appeal of Cameron to a new generation, has turned on the prime minister.

Hitler's charismatic appeal and the youthful energies of his movement were attractive to large segments of a populace fearful of being ruined by economic and social disaster.

We don't even see enough of Mr. Graham's preaching to understand his charismatic appeal, the combination of earthy forthrightness and sweeping vision, storytelling humor and fire-breathing passion.

In the power struggle that followed Vladimir Lenin's death in 1924, the intellectual sophistication and charismatic appeal of Stalin's rivals proved no match for the actual power he had consolidated from positions of direct control of the party machinery.

Many commentators believed that Steele could inject new life into the party, help counteract Obama's charismatic appeal to moderates, and assist the party in reaching out to African Americans.

Call it charismatic charm.

The letter was both crude and charismatic, and appealed to a progressive kind of N.F.L. fan — one who believes that professional sports can be at the forefront of social change, rather than pulled along against its will.

Populist politics, following this definition, revolves around a charismatic leader who appeals to and claims to embody the will of the people in order to consolidate his own power.

Trimble said research on animals was skewed for more reasons than the appeal of charismatic species.

Since Mr. Lukashenko, a former collective farm manager, won election in 1994 with an overwhelming majority, his original nationalistic appeal and charismatic sway over the electorate have devolved into repression of political opponents.