Sentence examples for convey charisma from inspiring English sources

As Gillian, Arija Bareikis fails to convey charisma or the offbeat charm called for in the role: When Gillian needs to express a feeling, Ms. Bareikis merely raises her voice without inflection.

Only then does the chair convey genuine charisma to the lecturer".

Yet even those staggering statistics cannot convey the charisma of Van Gerwen – or the experience of watching him, which at times verges on the psychedelic.

Der Spiegel said that the film and its supporting actors were praised, but that Cruise was panned by German critics for "a surprisingly low-key performance that fails to convey the charisma with which Stauffenberg inspired fellow plotters".

Sociopaths convey incredible charisma.

Writer Shana Lebowitz said, "While Clinton generally has little problem demonstrating her political skill, she's had a considerably harder time conveying the charisma that's necessary to win over voters".

"It's hopeless," he writes, "for me to try to convey in words the charisma of the woman.

But Rebecca Pownall's Mary has sufficient charisma to convey why people walked miles just for a glimpse of her.

And in a manner not altogether dissimilar to the way "Julie & Julia" mastered the art of French cooking, "Hannah Arendt" conveys the glamour, charisma and difficulty of a certain kind of German thought.

Ben Kingsley inhabits his role with saintly authority, brilliantly conveying Gandhi's charisma and unwavering courage, while Candice Bergen (as photographer Margaret Bourke-White and John Gielgudd (as Lord Irwin) also shine in their respective roles.

Timbers and Byrne decided that rock-concert motifs would convey Joan's conviction and charisma in a way that made sense to contemporary audiences.