Rae was a charismatic figure of great warmth and wisdom, with wide-ranging interests and a delightful, often self-deprecating sense of humour.
If she seemed more charismatic yet insecure then her warmth might expand and enrich the movie.
In this milieu, the trait is defined by consuming, contagious, charismatic confidence, underpinned by paternal warmth and dispassionate ruthlessness – or, put another way, Louis van Gaal.
Effortlessly charismatic, he has an easy warmth — happy to shake hands or pat a back, though he takes the business of listening to people quite seriously.
Admirers of the first two films will feel pangs of nostalgia and a residual warmth for its charismatic leads, but as an extension to the series it feels forced and unnecessary.
His enthusiasm, insight, and the warmth below the surface of a dauntingly charismatic personality will be recalled with huge and wide gratitude and affection.
Cabane breaks down charismatic behavior into three core elements: presence, power and warmth.
Where John Paul was charismatic and tended to soften his rigid stands with human warmth, Cardinal Ratzinger is bland in public and pulls few punches about his beliefs.
She's charismatic and knowing, and despite playing a literal psychopath, she brings warmth and a great sense of humour (helped, of course, by Waller-Bridge's sensational script, which is easily the best thing about the show) to her performance.
