Sentence examples for formidable charisma from inspiring English sources
Even when the material is questionable, Turner's formidable charisma and age-defying energy levels are hugely engaging.
Andrea Marcovicci, the embodiment of cabaret glamour, introduced her mother, Helen, an elegant 1940's nightclub star, now in her 80's, who still wields a formidable charisma.
Yet Ms. Jones, in her first Broadway appearance in four years, is as illuminating as ever, confirming her reputation as an actress of not only formidable charisma but also meticulous craft.
Otherwise -- despite the formidable if misapplied charisma of Alec Baldwin in the role of Lily's great love and nemesis, the megalomaniacal theater producer Oscar Jaffe -- this comedy of grand postures and bad manners feels stalled in the 1930's, gathering dust (1 45).
In Mr. Chávez, the opposition faces a messianic figure who is a formidable campaigner, drips charisma and now benefits from sky-high oil prices that are giving his government billions of dollars for popular social programs that solidify his base of support.
Otherwise -- despite the formidable if misapplied charisma of Mr. Baldwin in the role of Lily's great love and nemesis, the megalomaniacal theater producer Oscar Jaffe -- this comedy of grand postures and bad manners feels stalled in the 1930's, gathering dust.
Others may stick to larger shows because they simply lack Mr. Ford's charisma or formidable clout.
But good or bad, magnetic or repellent, their charisma can be formidable.
This programme shows off the Cuban star's charisma, charm and still formidable technique.
This is something that lends him charisma and makes him both formidable and likeable.
The producer was behind the the Takashi Miike film version of the comic, and Yamamoto looks more like an extra in one of Miike's over-the-top films than someone who would produce one, but there's an unexpected authenticity to his kitschy B-movie Yakuza appearance, something that lends him charisma and makes him both formidable and likeable.
