Sentence examples for quiet magnetism from inspiring English sources
The phrase "quiet magnetism" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a subtle or understated charm or attraction that someone possesses. Example: "Her quiet magnetism drew people to her, even though she rarely spoke."
The man himself has a canny, quiet magnetism: Mr. Ponfilly thinks he looks like Bob Dylan, and the resemblance is more than physical.
People who knew him and people who have studied his activities said Thursday that Mr. Noordin had a quiet magnetism that drew sympathizers to protect him, new recruits to join his splinter group and at least three women to marry and start families with him, giving him both cover and shelter.
Caught up in the magic of the scene – in the air of revival I was hoping to take home with me, the quiet magnetism of the man – I asked him what he thought of the prospects of Kashmir.
At once a homage to motels' quiet magnetism and a study of geometry and form, his images are a silent celebration of the humdrum.
But Hardy is mesmerising; with none of the bombast he brought to his Batman villain Bane or Bronson, the actor steers a course of quiet, restrained magnetism, until the trigger is inevitably pressed and the violence within unleashed.
Through his quiet courtesy and sexual magnetism he exposes the fissures inside the unhappy Harrington family.
Undoubtedly heterosexual, he was a washout at romance no amorous Walt Whitman or even the intriguingly neurotic Thomas Eakins but "a quiet little fellow," in the words of a friend numb to personal magnetism, female or male, and with a pronounced distaste for bodies except in action.
But there's magnetism in things that stay still.
Undoubtedly heterosexual, he was a washout at romance — no amorous Walt Whitman or even the intriguingly neurotic Thomas Eakins but "a quiet little fellow," in the words of a friend — numb to personal magnetism, female or male, and with a pronounced distaste for bodies except in action.
