charisma造句

Mr Gusmao's charisma has waned since 2006.

Bill Clinton has a lot of charisma.

Like Reagan, Mr Thompson has an actor's charisma.

We know the importance of a candidate's charisma in these days of campaigning.

Most world-class chief executives possess charisma – really a captivating blend of charm and wit.

For 15 years he has tried to apply his looks and charisma to a political career.

I don't have the charisma to pull a crowd this size.

He had a certain charisma that inspired people and motivated people to perform.

Barack Obama has long been a favorite in Europe - young, energetic, full of charisma and words that promised change.

His stature and charisma have given him entree from the White House in Washington to 10 Downing Street in London.

Her lack of charisma, however, means doors won't swing open for as they did for her predecessor.

Sinatra and Elvis were also basically live ACTS who made records, ultimately expanding that on-stage persona into other media through sheer force of charisma.

Private Rangel was not a sergeant, but he had an air about him, a mixture of bravado and charisma, that made people think he was.

The new prime minister will be the sixth since Junichiro Koizumi—the last with either charisma or authority—stepped down in 2006.

But among at least some of Barack Obama's supporters there seems to be a belief that if their candidate is elected, the world's problems will melt away in the face of his multicultural charisma.

Out of those experiences, everything from pomp to humor to erotic charisma to grief to majesty to the profoundly gruesome and monumentally spiritual worked its way into his tone.

There remained a fear within the aristocracy that he might attempt to reclaim his birthright, that his charisma was a threat to the new King and that he could now no longer be trusted.

I also wanted to do it because the character has a lot of attractive qualities, so I was able to show her cute, loving character and also her seriousness, charisma and intensity.

"Is the baby OK?" Suddenly the room goes quiet as Professor Kypros Nicolaides, a legendary figure in the world of prenatal surgery, whirls through the door in a fireball of Greek Cypriot charisma.