Sentence examples for confident charm from inspiring English sources

You may detest what she stands for but it is difficult to resist her confident charm – rather like Nigel Farage in a blonde wig.

With her vibrant personality and confident charm, she stood out both on stage and off, and her loss is deeply mourned by Peter Martins and the dancers, ballet masters, musicians, staff and Board of Directors of New York City Ballet.

He has that easy confident charm that plenty of American executives exude – we're sitting in a cramped Gamescom meeting room, a couple of months before the release of his multimillion-dollar games console and yet he is relaxed and affable, slouching back on a low arm chair with calm detachment.

"Do No Harm": Dr. Jason Cole Steven Pasqualee) is a highly respected neurosurgeon who has it all -– a lucrative career, confident charm, the gift of compassion.

He made up for his short and slightly sagging frame with a confident, easygoing charm.

At turns somber and hopeful, self-deprecating and confident, Biden charmed a friendly audience in downtown Los Angeles at the Orpheum Theatre on Wednesday night.

It's conservative, a bit formal and fully confident of its charms.

Jared was the gay man I wanted to be: quick with a quip, confident in his charms, slight enough to wear plaids and horizontal stripes.

Whenever I hear the phrase, which has actually been pointed at me a couple of times, I think of some confident guy who charms roomfuls of women but regularly loses tracks of how many ladies he's slept with that week.

He's a good interviewer, though, "and hugely confident, and he has charm, and the combination of those factors makes him a natural successor to Larry King, really".

That will be especially true if stories emerge of a confident Trump attempting to charm others, much as George W. Bush tried in the midst of the Iraq War crisis.