Sentence examples for engaging charisma from inspiring English sources

At the 2008 Beijing Games, Bolt won three gold medals and set three world records (including the 4x100 relay) with stunning speed and engaging charisma.

He lasted so long because, in addition to organisational cohesion and engaging charisma, he enjoyed an attribute that the country's best manager in recent times, Mick McCarthy, famously lacked: luck.

And yet he lacks the crowd-engaging charisma that's so desperately needed to turn his set into a memorable one.

But the combination of an open, engaging personality and the charisma of a natural politician has won him a wide circle of prominent friends and admirers.

He says that anyone who meets Hambleton can't help but be engaged by his charisma.

For decades most have assumed that extroverts are better equipped to succeed in the business world, because of their natural charisma, outgoing style and engaging personality.

The outcome could also help answer a question nagging at Democrats nationally: Can they keep engaging those drawn to the polls by Mr. Obama's charisma and historic campaign, or will last year prove a one-time surge for the party?

Even when the material is questionable, Turner's formidable charisma and age-defying energy levels are hugely engaging.

A notable exception, here, is Alexander Payne's "About Schmidt," which correctly reckons that Jack Nicholson's charisma can engage audiences in the gentle tragicomedy of a just-retired business executive who might have stepped out of one of Mr. Updike's "Rabbit" novels.

"The charisma that engaged him with Minnesotans doesn't seem to be connecting at the same level.

Susan Sontag and other public intellectuals engaged with the problematic charisma of photography often deconstructed the language of the medium, which is the language of the hunt.