Sentence examples for dazzling personality from inspiring English sources

But he was a senator, so he already had a kind of authority as well as a dazzling personality.

British, died 1919 The most iconic and most mourned war death among the modern art community in Paris was not an artist as such but an eloquent art critic, dazzling poet, magnificent personality and beloved friend of Pablo Picasso, whose promotion of modern art was an irresistible part of the art scene before 1914.

But he also asserted that he would build a campaign based on the dry timber of issues rather than on the flash and dazzle of personality.

Between the fabulous personalities, quirky characters and dazzling gadgets being pulled out of backpacks, purses and pockets everywhere, one question kept me endlessly curious: What were the biggest bloggers and social media personalities packing?

For sheer musical personality power, no one bettered Martha Argerich in Liszt's first piano concerto on 17 August, a performance that elevated the piece from hackneyed to dazzling.

It's dazzling.

Her timing was dazzling.

Reisman was dazzling.

It isn't dazzling.

The performance was dazzling.

Her whiteness was dazzling.