Sentence examples for some charisma from inspiring English sources

For some, charisma is hard work.

I'm missing some tragic element or some charisma, or something.

Unlike his rivals, he has some charisma and a nose for the popular mood.

"You hope they have some charisma, hope they have some innate musicianship inside their gut.

Though she may lack some charisma and vocal glamour, she is a vibrant and sensitive singer.

("He just seemed like a cool kid," Linklater says. "He had some charisma to him. Other kids kind of wanted to be his friend, I could tell").

Zimmerli got the students to pay attention not because of some inborn charisma, Lemov explained, but simply by being direct and specific.

Making a surprise cameo appearance on this, the last of Disclosure's three nights at the venue in Hell's Kitchen, the R&B star brings some regal charisma to the show.

When Lynch heard of the music video, he praised it, telling Artinfo: "Lana Del Rey, she's got some fantastic charisma and this is a very interesting thing it's like she's born out of another time.

And even his most vociferous opponents concede some strange charisma, or ability to take advantage of a vitriolic portion of the U.S. which finds his unabashed gives-no-fucks attitude alluring, which resulted in his success.

Last year's Labour conference was all about adulation for "the Absolute Boy", Jeremy Corbyn, riding high on his election performance and still emitting the glow of a man delighted to discover some personal charisma for the first time.