Sentence examples for particular charisma from inspiring English sources

This wasn't conventional sommelier behavior, but it perfectly read the table's mood — and captured Mr. Grieco's particular charisma.

That's why terms like "Reagan Democrats" come into use: people may be persuaded by a candidate of particular charisma to vote against type, but that doesn't mean they'll identify themselves with the other party from then on.

He notes the early theatre and TV work, the first clumsy steps in movies, the slow advance in technique and ease, rightly identifying the unremarkable comedy On the Fiddle as the first full-fledged manifestation of Connery's particular charisma.

Ron's particular charisma lies in the fact that he is on a daily mission to make up for violence he committed as a younger man.

He had special charisma".

It's only natural to assume that certain individuals have a disproportionate impact because of their particular characteristics — charisma, intelligence, popularity.

She describes Cornish and Ben Wishaw, who played Keats, as having "a particular delicious charisma" which was essential for the success of the film.

Sam Elliott and Garret Dillahunt are joys to watch in their respective roles as a gangland shotcaller and a cynical gun-for-hire; Elliott, in particular, has charisma to burn and knows exactly how to use it.

His advocacy, leadership, and – in particular – his personal charisma were important factors in the advancement of the movement.

The high-drama romance between the hearing Bay and the deaf Emmett is currently the centerpiece of the show, for good reason: Berdy, in particular, has a James Dean charisma that breaks open every scene.

As her misfit boyfriend, Cry-Baby, James Snyder has the unenviable job of channeling the particular tough-but-sensitive charisma associated with James Dean and Elvis Presley (not to mention Mr. Depp's earlier variation on that theme).