Sentence examples for exuded power from inspiring English sources

"It exuded power," said one former IMF official.

"Although he wore horn-rimmed glasses and his brown hair was thinning, he exuded power," Evans says of Boulware.

But the museum event, bringing together guests who exuded power and influence alongside stars who were classy rather than vulgar, suggested a genuine societal change.

Only 5-feet, 4-inches tall, with blue eyes, wavy gray hair and an upright posture, Rabbi Neulander usually exuded power.

My parents were avid theatre goers and the National was always a magical place for me as a kid because it was so imposing as a building that it exuded power and magic.

From the 2,000 synchronised drummers in the mind-boggling opening ceremony to what will effectively be its enthronement as the new King of the Olympics at the close tomorrow, the host has exuded power at every turn.

This wide swath of cloth simply exudes power.

And I've tried – but it's impossible, because it exudes power.

On the left is a photograph of Commodore Perry taken by a U.S. photographer, which exudes power and authority.

Washington is one of the most successful examples of a government's creation of an environment that exudes power.

He exudes power but not the "pride of a richly feathered male bird among hens," as Williams described Stanley's "animal joy in his being".