Sentence examples for much more charismatic from inspiring English sources

"There were much more charismatic guys than me," Mr. Guttenberg said, claiming that persistence paid off.

Ali, in terms of celebrity, was the Woods of his more fractious era, even if he was, at his peak, much more charismatic and symbolic.

But he was a much more charismatic campaigner: a man who touched those who saw him speak and appealed particularly strongly to independent voters.

It will be able to control my body and face to make me look much less awkward and much more charismatic.

But unless he steps aside and allows his drier, more relaxed and much more charismatic co-star to take the lead a bit he'll have problems.

Mr Ryan is much more consistent in his political philosophy, much more forthright in his views, much more down-to-earth, much more charismatic and above all, much more daring politically.

'Don't feed the actors!' Mendes has never been a 'genius' in the traditional neurotic mould; he's much more like a charismatic magician with a seemingly bottomless bag of very elegant tricks.

However, in what was supposed to be a three-way conference, the voices of government and civil society were much louder and more charismatic than those of the business community.

Shiner is especially good here in his dead-pan portrayal of a man who thinks he is much more talented and charismatic than he actually is.

And on a more serious note, Zuckerberg himself was much more at ease and charismatic on stage than I've ever seen him previously.

Though elephant shrews share many analogous traits with regular shrews, genetic homologies suggests that elephant shrews actually sprang from a much older (and perhaps more charismatic) branch of the tree of life the one belonging to elephants and their relatives: http://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/news/080301_elephantshrew.edu/evolibrary/news/080301_elephantshrew