Sentence examples for charismatic work from inspiring English sources

His most charismatic work, though, was commissioned far from America.

But it's not just Europe that gets the pleasure of his charismatic work.

Like Tony, Jon is also a good-looking, charismatic working class young man who seems to get by on raw animal instinct.

The nightmare scenario of charismatic proselytisers working on impressionable detainees played out with catastrophic effects.

But he's also one of the most charismatic actors working in film, TV and theatre, rising from humble beginnings in Burnley to the heights of his profession.

It's a story about a man who is disturbed to find that his more charismatic doppelganger works in the same office as him.

Of course, there is more than wit and charismatic candor at work.

Filling five chapels behind the cathedral's main altar and spilling into the ambulatory are Romanesque madonnas, Gothic crucifixions, paintings of saints by El Greco and Goya and, as charismatic as any work of art, a handwritten letter by St. Teresa of Ávila (1515-1582), she of the razor-sharp wit, the tormenting headaches, the oceanic devotion.

Granted, hidden well behind his broad smile and glowing caramel complexion the color of a perfect tan, this bittersweet quality is what makes him so charismatic in his work, but also so authentic to talk with in real life.

WHAT Mr. Khurana's analysis does not take into account are cases in which hiring a charismatic outsider has worked.

Tom Stoddart's Angelotti was a resonant presence, and Steven East's charismatic Caretaker actually worked better than Puccini's Sacristan usually does.