Sentence examples similar to notable charisma from inspiring English sources
The late Tony Scott could have claimed to have engineered the most notable scary-charisma face-off by pairing Christopher Walken and Dennis Hopper in the Quentin Tarantino-scripted True Romance (1993).
Parsons was herself a celebrity, despite her notable lack of charisma, good looks or writing talent.
Both politicians are notable for their charisma and rhetorical skills, and for the skill in which they communicated through social media and in person.
Actor Morgan Freeman's portrayal of Mandela in the 2009 film "Invictus," based on events leading up to the 1995 Rugby World Cup, is said to offer a glimpse of the leader's legendary sense of humor, which has also been described alongside his charisma and a notable lack of bitterness over his harsh treatment.
A great-grandson of the Benjamin Harrison who signed the Declaration of Independence, and a grandson of the William Henry Harrison who served briefly as president in 1841, Benjamin Harrison, a former lawyer from Indianapolis, was more notable for his political pedigree than for his personal charisma.
No one wants to stop people from having innocent fun but they should do so safely without putting their lives at risk". The other notable thing about that video, and Skwod too, is how much charisma you have.
But Mr Bo has a high profile, charisma and popularity (especially in Chongqing) as well as family pedigree (his father was a notable revolutionary) and powerful allies.
Young has since become the only notable winner of the reality TV pop competitions to have such a flourishing career, with a natural talent and undeniable charisma.
