Sentence examples for indefinable quality from inspiring English sources

In my body … sometimes it's that indefinable quality – it always fascinated me".

Max Beerbohm wrote of Dan Leno that "he had the indefinable quality of being sympathetic".

"There is an indefinable quality you also need in a president," he added, sounding wistful.

Many statisticians are looking to quantify team chemistry, the seemingly indefinable quality shared by teams whose play on the court seems simply to flow.

He goes on to describe that quality of literary art, the thing that makes you want to read on, as "some indefinable quality, a sort of literary vitamin".

He or she is, the post continued, "someone who has an indefinable quality that makes you unable to take your eyes off him or her.

The one fact we can be sure of is that he has those indefinable qualities which make him a leader of men.

At the end, he attacked Mr Gore over the fundraising scandals of 1996, a return to the sort of personal criticisms that have repeatedly failed to benefit Republicans in the past two elections.Still, debates are often said to be tests not of particular policies or even policy expertise in general but of the indefinable qualities of leadership and attractiveness.

I guess it's cool that her indefinable qualities have been rightfully been noticed before Rihanna's weirdly hot self.

What's more, Mr. Mehta added, Mr. Gilbert will bring other crucial qualities to the job, including fresh ideas, energy, the ability to communicate and "that indefinable leadership quality that you look for".

He added that Hester also possessed the indefinable "it" quality.