Sentence examples for mixture of charisma from inspiring English sources

Its success comes partly because, while at the national level Fatah and Hamas are at loggerheads (talks on a national unity government, which seemed a done deal two weeks ago, are now stalled again), in Beita, as in many other mixed local councils, they co-operate.It is also due to Mr Asharafa's mixture of charisma and creative thinking.

It's his mixture of charisma, enthusiasm, and authenticity.

This is a mixture of charisma, confidence, and that special something that will make people respond to you even if you're covering a story about a local bake sale.

His public personality is a mixture of benevolence, charisma, brutal militarism, and insinuation.

Yet his ideas about how consciousness arises from the firings of neurons begin to seem eminently plausible because something similar seems to be happening in the hum and current of your own brain, in the excited state brought on by Dr. Edelman's voluble mixture of calculation, charisma, enterprise and brilliance.

In the unruly scenes in Naples's council chamber — reconstructed for the film at Cinecittà in Rome — in which Nottola defeats his enemies through a mixture of personal charisma and intensive backroom machinations, two thousand years seem to melt away as we witness a modern version of the last days of the Roman Republic and the imposition of imperial rule.

Private Rangel was not a sergeant, but he had an air about him, a mixture of bravado and charisma, that made people think he was.

The main reasons for the success has later been seen by scholars as a mixture of tax protests, the charisma of Anders Lange, the role of television, the aftermath of the 1972 EC membership referendum and the political development in Denmark.

Bourguiba's authoritarian rule rested on a mixture of national liberation legitimacy, personal charisma, and doses of police repression.

"Certain people have that kind of charisma.

It's as if his anti-charisma were a form of charisma.