Sentence examples for dramatic charisma from inspiring English sources

The trim, dashing Mr. Ikaia-Purdy does not have that kind of vocal or dramatic charisma.

While Ms. Marcovicci is a singing actress whose dramatic charisma camouflages vocal limitations, Ms. Maggart is a more tentative actress who can really sing.

Mr. Morris's voice sometimes seemed leathery, but he still brought vocal power, tragic grandeur and dramatic charisma to his portrayal of the guilt-ridden czar.

She had a plush, rich and powerful voice, thorough musicianship, insightful dramatic skills, charisma and beauty.

The baritone Nathan Gunn sang the lead role of Tom Joad with his trademark robust sound, unerring dramatic instinct and charisma.

Both men are shy and unassuming, without naturally dramatic personalities or excessive charisma.

In his four star review, The Telegraph's Charles Spencer said that "Spacey prowls around the stage like a battered old prize fighter, constantly on the move as he buttonholes members of the audience, and radiates a charisma and dramatic attack that is often spellbinding".

He combined striking good looks, with charisma, and a flair for the dramatic: He drove a flamingo-pink Cadillac, and was an accomplished singer and dancer, who once pursued a career in the entertainment industry.

Johnson has a dramatic lead over Livingstone on charisma (49%14%14%), but the latter is seen as the one most likely to "stick to what he believes in" (31% – 28%), and who is more in touch with the concerns of ordinary people (33%11%11%).

Mr. Orta was a dancer of exceptional dramatic intensity, with something of the charisma of Limón in his performing.

All this careful preparation would have been wasted if "Locke's" story did not involve us, but it does because of Hardy's charisma and Knight's dramatic skill.