There is more charismatic and evangelical expression in the state than ever before.
The show, organized by the Whitney's Elisabeth Sussman (who, incidentally, curated the 1993 succès de scandale) and the independent curator Jay Sanders, affords intimate encounters with the expressions of charismatic individuals — and, here and there, with the individuals themselves.
He describes Menuhin as a charismatic musician who encouraged self-expression and individuality among his students: "He wasn't trying to make clones out of all of us".
Watch him on Youtube with the sound off, and you recognize the expressions and gestures of a charismatic kid minister, the sort who sometimes makes his way onto an evening news program.
Edward Morgan, a charismatic performer whose love for ballet finds expression in his small company's joyous classicism, once performed in the ultimate outdoor theater space, the amphitheater in Athens while on tour with the Joffrey Ballet.
Carroll, who has white hair, a square jaw, and a wry expression that rarely changes, is hardly in the charismatic mold of Ben Bradlee.
Microsoft is seeking a knowledgeable, charismatic, and motivated student to become a Student Insider to blog about the new Expression Studio.
Hedges is particularly fond of Sheldon Wolin's "inverted totalitarianism," which "finds its expression in the anonymity of the corporate state" rather than revolving around a charismatic leader.
In that study, they found that those scoring high in narcissism tended to display the four main components of the "charismatic air": attractiveness (flashy and neat attire), competence (self-assured behavior), interpersonal warmth (charming glances) and humor (witty verbal expressions).
Towards the end I even started to weary of Mikkelsen himself, a fine, charismatic actor who here is forced to endure all manner of hardships with the same fixed and brooding expression.
