Sentence examples for fascinating presence from inspiring English sources

The essence of movie acting is non-transformative, arising from the performer's irresistibly fascinating presence, radiant being what's encapsulated as charisma.

(It's worth adding now that it shares something else with "Restless": the fascinating presence, in a supporting role, of Jane Adams).

Off screen she remains a fascinating presence, but on screen she now tends to overwhelm her roles and even her movies.

The essence of movie acting is non-transformative, arising from the performer's irresistibly fascinating presence, radiant being — what's encapsulated as charisma.

RALPH ALESSI Mr. Alessi has been a calm, exacting and, sometimes, fascinating presence on New York bandstands over the last two decades.

Mara is as always, a self-assured and fascinating presence, but a distracting, off-key British accent jars and while she gives herself to the film, the film gives her little in return.

Over the last year, hers has been among the most startling, engaging and snake-fascinating presences on the scene.

A fascinating screen presence whose spooky light eyes never seem to blink, Ms. Karpinski, who was demoted to colonel, is the highest-ranking officer to have been punished for her participation.

What's enduringly fascinating is the presence of Scarlett Johansson: The Other has become her go-to mode, whether here or in "Her" or in Luc Besson's forthcoming science-fiction thriller "Lucy" (here's the trailer; it looks like fun).

For sheer exuberance this band took some beating, and Silver's catchy tunes never seem to pall, but especially fascinating here is the presence of trumpeter Louis Smith.

The stirring presence and fascinating anecdotes of such bandmates as the drummer Sunny Murray, the judicious, evocative use of archival footage of New York in the mid-sixties, and a generous helping of the music itself combine to offer magical moments of a madeleine-like power, summoning up a vanished world that the music both thrived on and exemplified.