Sentence examples for compelling charisma from inspiring English sources

Though none of the trio should give up their day jobs just yet, it's not their lack of compelling charisma that is the picture's main problem, but rather that the on-screen story has not come up with anything compelling for them to do outside those few life-and-death minutes on the train.

Mr Pawlenty is an intelligent, Everyman type of candidate and a fine retail politician, but he lacks charisma, a compelling vision or a substantial base of donors.

Yet Foucault was "compelling and strange" and his charisma infectious.

Though never a compelling actress, Ms. Sutherland exuded vocal charisma, a good substitute for dramatic intensity.

Finally, four hours into the evening, with Ms. Theorin there was something this otherwise compelling "Siegfried" had lacked: vocal charisma.

Burroughs's negative charisma was so compelling that he was able to close down a coffee bar in Soho whose Greek owners "gave him sass" and served him toxic cheesecake.

The other women possess the same compelling interiority: a combination of personal charisma and the artful performance skill that comes from extensive experience.

Smith's mesmeric charisma, chantlike but hoarsely compelling musical declamation, visionary texts, and simple but ingenious rock music won her an intense cult following.

Yet Mr. Gergiev remains a compelling musician who, through instinct, determination and charisma, elicits high-tension performances from the Met orchestra.

The rising music and vocals in "Bored" also stood out, as did the playful opener "My Boy" and the haunting "Hostage". Eilish is a compelling performer at all times, showing a charisma onstage that cannot be taught.

Both have a personal charisma that the public and media find compelling.