Sentence examples for charismatic form from inspiring English sources

Rambert's Kirill Burlov performed an untitled piece of his own and Estela Merlos, also from Rambert, was in charismatic form in Avatâra Ayuso's dramatic, if wholly baffling, Balikbayan.

Change arrives in the charismatic form of the German doctor Johann Struensee (Mads Mikkelsen), a Rousseau-quoting freethinker who becomes the king's personal physician and trusted adviser as well as the unhappy queen's lover.

In this book one of them is, if fleetingly; and so, interestingly, is Snape, whose cinematic incarnation in the supremely charismatic form of Alan Rickman tells against his charmlessness in the novels.

In the 20th century a revival of charismatic forms of Christianity, called Pentecostalism and the charismatic movement, centred on the recovery of the experience of the Holy Spirit and necessitated some fresh theological inquiry about the subject.

The message brought by religion - particularly religion in its most charismatic forms - is not always peaceful of course, as the brutality of the Lord's Resistance Army rebels in northern Uganda makes all too clear.

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The professors are generally charismatic figures who form close relationships with their students and create a network of graduates who are encouraged to stay in touch and help one another long after their coursework is completed.

DJBooth mused "arrogance is busting through the seams on the record, yet it is balanced enough to sound charismatic in a form that Mr. West has perfected".

At the opposite extreme are those religions opposed not only to gay marriage but to the flourishing and even the existence of gay and lesbian people: orthodox Judaism, most forms of Islam, and most of the charismatic and fundamentalist forms of Christianity that some immigrants to this country bring with them from the developing world.

At a time when the new President, Ronald Reagan, was a living object of nostalgia for lost verities, and when the increasing media blare was blurring the terms of art and integrity, Schiller turned to the charismatic styles and forms of earlier times.

Cocos nucifera L., the coconut, is a charismatic monotypic genus forming a dominant part of littoral vegetation across the tropics.