Sentence examples for charismatic new from inspiring English sources

Italian newspapers were among the first — back in March — to float the rumor that New York's charismatic new archbishop, Timothy M. Dolan, was sure to be made a cardinal at the next big meeting of Roman Catholic prelates in Rome.

Hirakish, a twenty-two-year-old African-American artist and musician from New Orleans, was one of the season's most charismatic new models.

But the near-term forecast remains sunny and the country's charismatic new president is charting a confident course.

A charismatic new governor might yet persuade more Bank of England policy makers to stoke the stimulus.

"I discussed developing leadership with Buck Coffman, a Korean War vet," said Pettey, the charismatic new tight ends coach.

The Conservatives win a third term in office following a landslide victory credited to their charismatic new leader, Simon Cowell.

The classic new-girl-in-town-makes-suspiciously charismatic-new-best-friend is a well-worn story.

Words like young, charismatic and new were also among the top descriptions.

This offensive tactic on WWE's part has forced New Japan to scramble for new stars, with charismatic young grapplers such as Tetsuya Naito and Kenny Omega stepping up in top-tier bookings from Osaka to Tokyo.

Then, as right-wingers flocked to Naftali Bennett, the charismatic young leader of the new Jewish Home party, Mr. Netanyahu attacked him as well as the ultra-Orthodox Shas Party, a longtime political partner.

On the one hand, the kerygma is the bearer and starting point for tradition; on the other hand, it molds the impetus for ever-new impulses toward charismatic, fresh interpretations and, under certain circumstances, suggests or even enforces elimination of accumulated traditions.