Sentence examples for dangerous charisma from inspiring English sources
Ivan Vasiliev's Albrecht is certainly too regular a guy, too lacking in dangerous charisma to be her foil.
Ray Fearon's Mark Antony has a wonderfully dangerous charisma but could make more use of a middle-register in his manipulation of the mob.
Henry had that Stalin factor, the dangerous charisma of stylish tyranny: in both cases, their subjects wept for them when they died, and politics in their realms wobbled dangerously when their powerful presence had gone.
The big powers, tired of locking horns with Annan, wanted someone bland and pliable to replace him, and the colorless South Korean fit the bill; Ban seemed, in the words of the author James Traub, "the cure for Annan's dangerous charisma".
But if you live here you are always aware too of La Santé, lying just beyond the crossroads at Denfert-Rochereau, radiating its dangerous and ambiguous charisma.
Even sitting still, smoking a hand-rolled cigarette or reading a tattered paperback, he radiates a feverish, slightly dangerous intensity, a charisma disproportionate to Joe's modest, straitened surroundings.
When you teach Physics 1b, do you give "fantastic performances?" A. You know, I've come to think of professorial charisma as dangerous.
The principle tone of the work is cartoony, a mix of comic swagger and disco, and I wish it revelled more in the sexual charisma and dangerous ennui of Jagger's voice.
In contrast, Crocker praised Washington's acting, writing, "He's immense: centering every scene with tractor-beam charisma, that dangerous, easy charm hovering between a luxury smile or blazing violence".
Who was this funny, dangerous, intensely physical performer with such charisma?
Americans who first came into contact with him found a man skilled in warfare and with the charisma necessary to sustain a dangerous, 15-year operation in support of the US against the North Vietnamese.
