Sentence examples for that charismatic from inspiring English sources

The truth is that charismatic loners can capture a party without ever consulting Delia's Summer Collection.

Supporters of this approach argue that "charismatic mega-fauna" attract much-needed funds for other species too.

Yet in their contrasting national contexts, both men's careers illustrate the fatally corrosive  effect that charismatic billionaires can have on democracy.

Basquiat, at the height of his fame in the 1980s, was undoubtedly loved in the way that charismatic celebrities are loved and envied.

It also demonstrates a gift for the flamboyant symbolic gesture (with photographer on hand) that charismatic Chinese leaders love: Mao Zedong swims the Yangzi!

So far, he says, that charismatic candidate -- one who can appeal to voters and hold together a fractious party -- has not yet emerged.

"My greatest fear is that someone charismatic will emerge who can harness that potential".

That is the first sign that this charismatic charmer is not quite what he seems.

They know that the charismatic populists of the past brought nothing but ruin.

It's so sad that this charismatic, larger-than-life, gentle guy has been arrested.

It's partly that his charismatic stillness commands attention and defies contradiction.