Sentence examples for devoid of charisma from inspiring English sources

His successor, Anthony Williams, was a bean-counter almost comically devoid of charisma.

Devoid of charisma or a third dimension, these contrived characters — whether dissolute or doltish, shrill or sheepish — rarely engage.

The crucial love scene between Donal and the spirited Minnie Powell is rushed and devoid of charisma.

But as a self-help know-it-all who bullies people in his seminars into walking barefoot over hot coals, he is so devoid of charisma, and his character so lacking in insight, that you wonder why anyone would heed his advice.

If you question the importance of hand movements watch someone who you feel is totally devoid of charisma.

Mellors was moody, Lady Chatterley was snooty and poor Clifford Herbert was devoid of any charisma even once he'd tried to electric-shock himself into virility.

Seemingly devoid of charm, charisma or any discernible talent, he was nonetheless one of the biggest stars on television for longer than almost anyone else: his weekly variety extravaganza, a grab bag of acrobats, opera singers, stand-up comedians and much more, was a fixture of the CBS schedule from its inception until 1971, and a ratings powerhouse for almost the entire time.

Butler, almost eerily devoid of wit or charisma, plays Mike Banning, a US Secret Service agent who was on the President's security detail until a tragic accident got him demoted to a desk job.

Ms Hodge recently dropped plans to seek Labour's nomination to be a candidate for London Mayor, which is a bit of a shame as it would have livened up a race that will be devoid of Boris Johnson's charisma this time around.

Preen's collection was completely devoid of any character or charisma.

Charisma isn't devoid of substance, either.