Sentence examples for he exuded charm from inspiring English sources

With his height, deep voice and easy manner, he exuded charm and authority.

The first was The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (1962), in which he was unhappily cast in Rudolph Valentino's old role, but he exuded charm in the title role of The Courtship of Eddie's Father (1963) looking for a mother for the then nine-year-old future director Ron Howard.

At 47, he is still slim there is an exercise bicycle in his office at the Old Vic and he exudes charm and sexuality.

He exudes charm, warmth, and wisdom.

He exudes charm, a quiet confidence, he speaks articulately about complicated financial details and he makes good use of humor.

He had exuded charm, established himself as everyone's pal with a few harmless anecdotes, taken the room by surprise with a passionate (and well-prepared) speech and rapidly moved on to his next battle, confident he'd get what he came for.

Yet she exudes charm and humility, a quiet recognition that things could have easily turned out differently.

Scolari, though, exuded charm.

Anthony Valentine exuded charm and sophistication but made his name on television as psychopathic Toby Meres in Callan and ruthless Nazi Major Mohn in Colditz.

But at 19 she dropped out of college to marry the Pakistani playboy/cricket star-turned-politician Imran Khan, who exuded charm and exoticism.

It was February, 1932, and Lyle, thirty years old, had lived on the road since he was seventeen, exuding charm in light comedies about sparring newlyweds and the gin-splashed fast set.