Sentence examples for charismatic words from inspiring English sources

His most recent book is The Power of Language and Rhetoric in Russian Political History: Charismatic Words from the 18 to the 21st Centuries (London, Bloomsbury Press, 2017).

Not that it should matter, but she is personable and charismatic — words you'd be hard pressed to apply to the current crop of candidates.

Describe him in three words Charismatic, funny, genuine.

That's one reason the word "charismatic" often comes up when describing the dynamics of cults.

Mr. Brown, the charismatic leader of Word of Life Church, an independent evangelical congregation of about 1,500 members, is on a mission to ensure that the domestic partners of El Paso city workers no longer get health insurance.

Brilliant, dynamic women — the overused word "charismatic" is not inappropriate for either one — they have each rebelled against a Muslim upbringing to become public figures with large and devoted followings.

I hesitate to use the word "charismatic" to describe such a leader, partially because it suggests a mystique but also because, in its reference to the "great" man as charismatic leader, it expands to superhuman proportions what really belongs to the psychology of everyday life.

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We all use the word charismatic to describe him.

I hope that the children of the future remember Dr. King for his charismatic speaking and uplifting words, not for his voice aired on TV during a commercial break.

Linnaeus was, by all accounts, a charismatic teacher, and the words he spoke in that room inspired 19 of his students to undertake voyages of exploration to the remotest corners of the earth.