Sentence examples for is a charisma from inspiring English sources

The African-American player, there is a charisma that he brings from his culture.

Never mind the self-styled moniker, there is a charisma and largesse about the Liverpool-supporting Jamaican who, out of respect to Assou-Ekotto and his shop's proximity to White Hart Lane, also looks out for Tottenham.

TV is a charisma contest, and Barack next to mere mortals is like Michael Jordan in a YMCA pick-up game.

Mr. Grace's Geary is a dutiful little bureaucrat with a picture-perfect family; in other words, he is a charisma-free drip.

Meanwhile, the often assumed frontrunner, Mitt Romney, is a charisma-free zone who failed to win his party's nomination in 2008 and does not seem to have improved much.

The Cinderella figure here is a charisma-free young hustler named Robbie, who falls for a bisexual mayoral candidate much to the dismay of Ms. Russell, who nonetheless rises above events in an 11th-hour number that inverts "Marry the Man Today" from "Guys and Dolls" — a show in which this actress has memorably appeared.

As in the first film, it also doesn't help that as a performer Taylor-Johnson is a charisma-free zone.

"There's a charisma problem.

"It's a charisma you can't learn".

"There's a charisma, enthusiasm, where you're willing to forgive — " He stopped himself and started again.

There was a charisma about him, and that's not something you can put in a dog".