Sentence examples for exudes about from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kasim, on the other hand, is egregiously miscast as the malevolent Edmund; he's a completely anodyne place holder who exudes about as much malice as your average Disney cartoon character — one of the benevolent ones, I hasten to add.

The mood this set was very different from the usual silent, single-file parade, which as a rule exudes about as much joie de vivre and personality as a queue for airport customs.

Brian Murphy of Yahoo.com argues that Woods's critics are off the mark, but does not take into account that it is not always Woods who irritates people — although he does exude about as much joy during major rounds as a man digging a trench in the Dead Sea — but the golf world's relentless cheerleading for his return to glory.

He exudes curiosity about the physiology of motion, about the way moving legs move the brain.

But he, too, exudes confidence about avenging the loss to the Sooners in October.

They say that this approach may bet too heavily on the belief that Americans hanker for a folksy, ordinary guy in the White House, and that it may pay too little heed to their desire for someone who exudes confidence about solving complex problems without summoning a supplementary brain trust.

Passions is what he's all about: exuding endless enthusiasm about every minute facet of music he's interested in. .

But what did come to light in the local summaries exuded anxiety about the party's grip on opinion.

Setting out today on something of a royal procession to his struggling native village of Othaya, near Mount Kenya, Mr. Kibaki exuded confidence about capturing the presidency now that Daniel arap Moi is stepping down after 24 years in power.

Mr. Goodman, 70, has maintained that Republicans have generally prevailed in close races on the East Side of Manhattan, but he has stopped short of either declaring victory or exuding confidence about the outcome.

Similarly, there are women who may not be considered classic beauties yet exude confidence about their looks.