But telling jokes can demonstrate charm, charisma, and likability.
Jones is slowly earning a name for himself in Hollywood as a tough guy for hire, and demonstrated considerable charisma in the Guy Ritchie hits Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch.
Sullivan warns that too many job seekers make the mistake of not bringing their résumé to life i.e., to demonstrate your ideas, your charisma, your you-ness.
In Defense of Charisma (Columbia University Press) Vincent W. Lloyd '03 uses lessons from politics, religion, ethics and contemporary culture to demonstrate to reflect on how charisma can be used for both good and evil.
He hasn't demonstrated any more charisma than Mayor Mike.
And unlike Courtney, Jason Clarke has demonstrated plenty of charisma in the past (heck, just last year in Dawn of the Planet of the Apes), so his selection to play the messianic figure makes a certain amount of sense.
This year 19 men and one woman from 17 countries competed in the finals, trying to demonstrate to a panel of judges their charisma, technical skill and "airness".
He had requested the face to face meeting but denied it was to demonstrate to Thatcher that he had the "charisma" to take the papers forward and to tackle Fleet Street's notoriously powerful print unions.
What the Food Network does require from its star chef-hosts is the ability to teach and demonstrate and, most important, something the network's president calls "charisma," which I read as attitude.
Orphaned at the age of seven, he was forced to grow up quickly, and bears a fierce charisma that demonstrates an essential strength of character.
