Sentence examples for diminished charisma from inspiring English sources

That absence of a gleam translates into a diminished charisma that is further undermined by Robert Dillon's screenplay, which gives Fielding too little of substance to say, especially when he is on the political stump.

You mentioned in the book having met David Beckham and having felt diminished by his good looks and charisma.

It's testament to her talent and charisma, then, that this potentially worthy side-step into mature album artist territory hasn't diminished her pop-star power.

Ball diminished.

Diminished capacity?

The crowds have diminished.

Rubio diminished.

He tells of a "rolling coup" by which the Labour leader and his "Bolshevik" cabal seized and consolidated control of the party, ending the trade unions' block vote, diminishing the role of MPs and punishing outspoken union bosses.The result, Mr Minkin argues, was a substitution of the leader's charisma and executive authority for serious consultation.

Appetites diminish.

We diminish.

"Royal names are diminishing.