Sentence examples for charismatic presenters from inspiring English sources
The premise is simple: charismatic presenters Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts look round a battered old house going up for auction, stalk the buyer and then return months later to see if they've given it a makeover and bagged shedloads of profit.
The primary election for the recently expanded Green party was supposed to have been a coronation march for the handsome, charismatic TV presenter and ecological campaigner Nicolas Hulot, 56.
There are moments during the next few minutes when I'll find myself wondering if in fact this smart, articulate and almost indecently charismatic Blue Peter presenter might also be a good person to run the country.
When Jobs took the stage at Apple events to show off a new product, it was exciting not only because he was a charismatic and good presenter, but also because over time, people learned to trust Jobs.
"He's a charismatic, charming, good-looking lead presenter who loves the sport.
With just days to go before the vote Balzan, the founder of the English-language newspaper Malta Today, and the two other faces of the pro-ban campaign – Mark Sultana, a charismatic spokesman, and Moira Delia, a television presenter – head to the nearby island of Gozo to record a final appeal for votes to be shown on public television.
Hector's own upbringing and education has formed him into a charming and charismatic man and this makes him perfect for the role of presenter on The Hour.
Take Brian Williams, the anchor and managing editor of NBC Nightly News in the US or Jeremy Clarkson, the now former co-presenter of the BBC show Top Gear — powerful and charismatic people who have brought creativity and recognition to their organisation.
In three weeks Glover will marry the wildlife presenter Steve Backshall; she is keen to accompany him on his nature travels and – as befits her winningly charismatic nature – possibly have a go in front of the camera.
