Sentence examples for charismatic aura from inspiring English sources

The "charismatic aura" for Mr Putin, says Lev Gudkov of the Levada Centre polling group, has produced a system like "Byzantium, only on television".

But Mr. Groff again exudes the charismatic aura of distressed youth that he brought to the musicals "Hair" (last summer in Central Park and Spring Awakeningng".

Mr. Fuentes's Fidel enviously gripes about Che's charismatic aura and his much-photographed visage, complaining that he "was one lucky bastard to always show a serious face at decisive moments".

It's an affluent, expressive voice with a charismatic aura that emanates a hypnotic ambiance.

Although the socialized charismatic leader has the aura of a hero, it is counteracted with low authoritarianism and a genuine interest in the collective welfare.

It's hard to maintain an aura of charismatic inscrutability if you persist in posting photos of what you're eating – "Cheeky Ginsters!

At his most charismatic he has the aura of a holy fool, maniacally trotting behind a shopping cart filled with junk that he refuses to let Erik examine because, he says, the contents are too personal.

The artist isn't just the creator of style but also its bearer, and the artist's very presence is a work of art in person, creation on the wing by means of a turn of phrase, a gesture, a way of dressing, the aura of charismatic influence.

That's what a charismatic prophet is: someone whose aura of personal conviction manages to reconcile a hard doctrine with a humane manner.

Democrats clearly suffered significant losses in the 2010 mid-term elections (Key #1); the economy will not recover sufficiently to mark an increase in per capita income (Key #6); and while Obama was a charismatic figure in 2008, his aura has diminished and will not be a major factor in his favor in 2012 (Key #12).

Because Armstrong is a charismatic C.E.O., and came to AOL with an aura of success from Google, he was embraced as an inspirational team leader.