Sentence examples for far more charismatic from inspiring English sources

She is a dynamo, far more charismatic than the naïve Ms. Groves.

Ahmadinejad, a far more charismatic speaker in public, came across as both aggressive and defensive on the small screen.

(In all the casts I saw, Orion was a far more charismatic fellow than Aminta. Pierre-François Vilanoba, in particular, was a smolderer).

I reckon Sobers gets the public vote by being a far more charismatic cricketer - more attacking with the bat and more lithe in the field.

Meanwhile Billy Bob Thornton and Rosario Dawson, to my mind a far more charismatic duo, flash badges and guns and quarrel about jurisdiction.

With his habit of getting all the best lines, Satan will be a far more charismatic galactic baddie than Darth Vader has ever been, while Adam and Eve's fall will be like Sandra Bullock and George Clooney's untethered spacewalk in Gravity, only more shameful.

"What may be different is that in the past, those people have been far more colorful and charismatic.

Referring to moguls, he said, "What may be different is that in the past those people have been far more colorful and charismatic.

Despite this, it's probably no exaggeration to say that, given the choice, most media folk would prefer to sink a few pints in the company of the far spikier but more charismatic Wiggins.

Long before the emergence of the theatrical-type ringmasters we enjoy today, spawned by the likes of the legendary Harold Ronk, the ringmaster was far more than a charismatic presence and voice.

But a more important contribution of the study may be that it draws the focus of water pollution impacts away from mayflies and other aquatic insects and onto a far more popular and charismatic organism that not only is important to rural people's way of life, but supports a multi-billion dollar sportfishing industry in Appalachia.