exude造句

Some successful men exude self-confidence.

The hot sun made him exude sweat.

Brighter purples can exude a magical feeling.

She does not exude maternal warmth.

Their films exude a tone oflawlessness and despair.

The innovators also exude more confidence than others.

In addition, "your body language should exude confidence."

"You think you won't," my brother said with that sly knowing parents always exude.

DOCTORS often exude an air of omniscience, but in truth they are surprisingly ignorant.

A leader must inspire his troops. To inspire them, he needs to exude enthusiasm.

Does he radiate irrational self-confidence and exude a certainty of excellence that this world has never seen?

By wearing clothes that fit you well you'll walk taller, straighter, exude confidence and just feel great.

To be impressive you have to be inspiring and you have to exude confidence and that will definitely impress people.

For the Elder Brother, Ebba's bodily purity should itself exude a sufficiently powerful strength that the terrible Danes would be repelled by the sacred rays of her chastity.

A brand should exude confidence; it should reflect what it's selling; it should express the true essence of what it offers to its audience.

I want to give the wearer the stature of buildings, to imbue them with the monumentality that a building can exude.

And the Fed's efforts to exude a cowboy confidence will be undermined by the suspicion that it is dealing with the consequences of its own errors.

A dozen years of PDP misrule has not destroyed their belief in democracy; many exude hope. "we have anger but we have even more hope," says a cook sharpening knives.

Such clans exude a vivid sense of surrounding rings of relatives, neighbors, teachers, students and godparents, any of whom at any time might break or slide into the inner circle.

Although the Longhorn Cowfish tends to look like a hovercraft when it's moving along, it's not quite as fun as the Bumper Car-esque exterior it tends to exude.