Sentence examples for charismatic spokesman from inspiring English sources
He now teaches at Stanford and is probably the field's most voluble and charismatic spokesman.
One of those neighbors proved to be a charismatic spokesman — though apparently there is now infighting among Berry's rescuers about who was first.
At a minimum, the mostly white-male club needs a charismatic spokesman and to reach out to independents, the poor and others.
Unlike most other death-row inmates, Mr. Abu-Jamal, 47, has been a vocal and some say charismatic spokesman for his own cause.
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.
Prosecutors painted Abu Ghaith as a charismatic spokesman for al Qaeda in the days after the attacks, saying he recorded inflammatory videos used to recruit new members.
Fumihiro Joyu, the group's charismatic former spokesman who is now its second-highest official, extended his apologies to victims of crimes linked to Aum and said it would compensate them through sales of real estate and other assets.
Lindbergh was the ideal spokesman: charismatic, handsome, brave, sympathetic.
There is no substitute for a charismatic and natural spokesman or leader who is able to talk with assurance and intelligence.
Egyptian political scientist Mahmoud Hamad wrote that, prior to 1956, Nasser had consolidated control over Egypt's military and civilian bureaucracies, but it was only after the canal's nationalization that he gained near-total popular legitimacy and firmly established himself as the "charismatic leader" and "spokesman for the masses not only in Egypt, but all over the Third World".
They relied on a charismatic Spanish-speaking mestizo spokesman known as Subcomandante Marcos to send their message around the globe.
