In the 1990s Bill Clinton became President on the strength of the word "Change"; during the 1980s Ronald Reagan became President at least partly through taking advantage of his considerable charisma in front of the camera.
Andre Holland brings considerable charisma to the role of the soft-voiced, steely-spined Edwards, but the character is a dignified contrivance, a model minority who is all decency, without edges or idiosyncrasies.
But the focus, of course, is Berger – still, in his 80s, a figure of considerable charisma and clearly held in high esteem and affection by all involved.
From the opera "A Streetcar Named Desire," in which Ms. Fleming created the role of Blanche Dubois, the arias "I Want Magic" and "I Can Smell the Sea Air" accentuated her considerable charisma with shapely lines and soaring high notes.
He was indeed a brilliant orator who used his considerable charisma to stoke an inferno of hate.
The winner is selected by a public vote during tonight's programme, which starts at 7.30pm on BBC1 and 5 Live, and a lot could depend on how Wiggins, Ennis and Farah – each of whom has considerable charisma in different ways – are presented to viewers in the show itself.
At the time, people feared that without Ross' considerable charisma, Levin wouldn't be able to hold together this fractious company.
It is odd to hear Mr. Self, with his spiky intellect; deep, lazily amused voice; considerable charisma; and formidably havoc-wreaking reputation, speak in the earnest language of recovery.
Although Jobs had considerable charisma, his real edge was his thoughtful involvement in every step of an unusually expansive leadership process.
Both are more rewarding than Age of Uprising: The Legend of Michael Kohlhaas Chelsea Filmss, 15), a drab slab of 16th-century French history that not even Mads Mikkelsen's considerable charisma can animate.
