Sentence examples for seem charismatic from inspiring English sources

As a young man, Ellsberg, with Paul Newman blue eyes and a slight touch of mischief beneath the grave exterior, was so attractive that he made sobriety seem charismatic.

Even her forehand seemed charismatic.

A few months ago he almost seemed charismatic.

Carson wasn't, as some people have said in the past week, the guy next door, unless the guy next door to you is much funnier and better-looking than you are, dresses better, makes a hundred times as much money, and still seems charismatic after you've known him for thirty years.

It is this instinct that gives men licence to use humour confidently and liberally in business to make them seem more charismatic.

Have you ever noticed how people who act confidently automatically seem more charismatic and eloquent?

If she seemed more charismatic yet insecure then her warmth might expand and enrich the movie.

But perhaps more noxiously, a culture was generated in which investment banking seemed smart, charismatic and the source of fortunes.

Plenty of young leaders are emerging, but none of them seems quite charismatic enough to replace Billy Graham, who has just turned a frail 92.

The men my mother and grandmother met at political campaigns and jazz concerts seemed more charismatic than any of the generic "screen names" that kept popping up on my computer.

But that first day, as we drove a 60-mile loop, the other animals seemed plenty charismatic in their own right -- doelike springbok genuflecting in a clearing, with a lone wildebeest alongside.