Sentence examples for charismatic read from inspiring English sources

The Dai number just 1.3m people, living in the far south of Yunnan province, with kinship ties to groups over the border in Myanmar, Laos and Thailand.Privately, Chinese officials say such people rarely make news because they lack a charismatic (read: crafty) figurehead, unlike the Tibetans and their exiled leader, the Dalai Lama.

Anyone who's watched Deen perform will know the man has a unique quality of creating an almost palpable chemistry with anyone he inserts himself into including those who wouldn't exactly be described as charismatic (Read: Backdoor Teen Mom).

Anyone who's watched Deen perform will know the man has a unique ability to create an almost palpable chemistry with anyone he inserts himself into including those who wouldn't exactly be described as charismatic (read: Backdoor Teen Mom).

For the more intimate take on the charismatic Katniss, read -- or re-read -- the second book of the trilogy for our heroine's more introspective struggles over whether or not to lead the revolution, and for the unforgettable characters, like Bonnie and Twill, who were cut from the film.

The charismatic and well-read man who left Nas and his brother's childhood home early on was inextricably tied to the future MC's worldview and helped shape its creation as much as hip-hop groups like Main Source.

He was charismatic, intelligent, and well read.

His charismatic approach to the reading adds an element of his own personality to this biography and it is all the richer for it.

On "x" (which reads as "Multiply"), the charismatic young redhead aims for pop ubiquity after years working the acoustic guitar and perfecting a clever mix of busker-style storytelling and rap-inflected rhyming.

It's the people and the relationships between them we're interested in and because they are all very charismatic it's a compelling and enjoyable read.

But she was also very charismatic and very witty, very intelligent, very well read – with this amazing psychological insight".

A charismatic father figure, he claimed his devotees could read minds and levitate, and thousands of alienated young Japanese, raised on comic-book superheroes, believed him.