And Ms. Shah is a winning performer: natural and naturally funny, she makes Sunita credible against several odds.
The best talk show hosts, like Ellen DeGeneres or Oprah Winfrey, have a natural, winning way with a studio audience.
It nearly paid the price in the referendum, when it looked for a while that the nationalists could triumph after winning over many natural Labour supporters.
Republican leaders in 2012 have a natural winning issue — the limping economy — but they seem determined to scare away centrist voters with extremist positions on everything from abortion to sex education.
She was very winning within her natural habitat – the female-oriented buddy-movie – in How to Be Single, where she brought the odd moment of rage to her over-sharing, cheerfully disinhibited shtick.
There is fine support from the rest of the company, particularly from John Elkington, long-standing baddie to these parts; and Nathan Dowling's winning Wishee Washee, whose natural ebullience marks him out as a possible dame-in-waiting.
Presented by BBC Earth's award-winning natural history programme Blue Planet.
This exhibition teaches that winning athletes depend on natural laws -- that is, physics -- as much as on natural talent.
Indian investors, like their counterparts from China, have a strong interest in winning access to immense natural resources in Africa, including oil, gas, coal and diamonds.
"Mike Baird has that winning smile and that natural charm, which only a few people are blessed with," Morrison said – while noting that ultimately charisma was no guarantee of electoral success.
"You don't expect to get all this for nothing?" Isak is incredulous at first: "he had cleared and tilled, built up a homestead in the midst of a natural wilderness, winning bread for himself and his, asking nothing of any man, but working, and working alone".
