Sentence examples for given charisma from inspiring English sources

The piece, directed by James Dacre, opens as a straightforward history play in the Shakespearean style: two rival rulers, given charisma by John Hopkins (Richard) and Alexander Siddig (Saladin), lead their troops into combat.

But the famously "gray" governor, whose favorite joke is that he has given charisma lessons to the vice president, sounds suspiciously as if he is putting his name forward when he counsels: "America is not looking for a rock star or a Hollywood figure.

But the way that virality influences politics often gives charisma and celebrity too much of an upper hand over substance and experience.

Given his charisma and penchant for theatrics, however, he was often asked to speak to the press.

Mr Leshchenko thinks it's feasible given her "charisma", although he thinks it likely that a younger, less compromised figure will eventually come through.

"John Paul gave off charisma and had an exchange of words with people, but it's still very lovely to see Benedict," Mr. Murguia added.

He's a classicist, a thrilling New York rapper in the old-fashioned way, effortlessly stacking internal rhymes while giving off charisma with just a whiff of menace.

It has a kernel of superb reporters, correspondents and columnists who give it charisma beyond what should be expected for the budget at their disposal.

Mr. Esparza, who gave off charisma to spare in the recent productions of "The Rocky Horror Show" and "Tick, Tick... Boom," is just as magnetic here.

This gives your charisma and visibility huge injections; the injections can result in the appearance of over the top or a bit much.

I wish there was more focus on the charisma given from the front of the house".