Sentence examples for low-key charisma from inspiring English sources
Well-spoken and immaculately groomed, he exudes low-key charisma.
Yet I wonder whether the things that make him so appealing (his modesty and low-key charisma) might make him unsuited for the cut-and-thrust of a presidential campaign.
His answer was representative of his low-key, wised-up charisma.
Der Spiegel said that the film and its supporting actors were praised, but that Cruise was panned by German critics for "a surprisingly low-key performance that fails to convey the charisma with which Stauffenberg inspired fellow plotters".
We were looking for actors comfortable with our style – low-key, naturalistic, improvisatory – but also with movie-star charisma and good looks.
He has a more outgoing charisma, whereas her personality is more low-key and all-business.
Mr. Lazar had immense charisma and style; Mr. Granet is beyond low-key and favors conservative pickings from Façonnable.
Edgerton, with his particular low-key roughness, is superb in the role, and although he doesn't have Marlon Brando's sexual charisma — who could? — he manages the rare feat of shedding that iconic shadow.
