He can also project charm, insisting that a visitor just off a cross-country flight pause to have a turkey sandwich with potato salad.
Recently in Iran, leaders project charm and openness to the world while at home anyone who veers from the party line is subject to harassment or death.
Ms. Winslet precisely limns the neurotic assertiveness that makes someone like Clem seem less attractive every time she opens her mouth, yet she also projects the charm of someone who needs to be heard.
Since then, Mr Gore has appeared more relaxed, shedding an uptight image that did him no favours in contrast to Mr Bush, who projected an easygoing charm.
For God's sake, we've made her travel for 35 hours to reach Perth to give Stephen Smith another triumph for his hometown – and even with touchdowns in Hawaii and Guam she projected freshness and charm".
Twenty years later, "Sleepless in Seattle" still resonates, thanks to Ephron's sharp dialogue and the inherent goodness and charm projected by both Hanks and Ryan.
Mr. Top, a specialist in the French repertory as a singer, musicologist and teacher, sounded dry and strained throughout the recital, projecting some of the songs' charm but almost none of their ease and flow.
Part of the Granby Four Streets project's charm is the emphasis on regenerating an area for the people already living there.
But in practice the photo's flatness stood out, and the artifice became part of the project's charm.
The joke landed well in an audience that fought rush-hour traffic in the Sepulveda Pass to attend, and set the tone for Musk's first public meeting about his Southern California tunnel project: a charm offensive, designed in part to stoke public support for a 2.7-mile tunnel the creator of Space X and Tesla hopes to build in West Los Angeles.
The actress is incapable of projecting either the grandiosity or the mercurial charm of a vain, aging actress.
