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I think he has a feel for the issues but he's not very charismatic.

But as a whole, the work could have used a more involved and charismatic performance.

"He is without question the most charismatic player in the game."

He was a powerful and charismatic figure within the church.

Though charismatic, he has no respect for anyone but himself.

It would have been a great movement with the two charismatic men.

You got Bush's number man, he is so charismatic and popular.

At that time, she was a charismatic model for high school girls.

Without their charismatic minister things would never be the same.

Within government, power had passed from charismatic political leaders to committee men.

No political figure in the last two decades was more charismatic than he.

A charismatic church life leaves room for this service in our own day.

Four years in the man's charismatic company had taken far more out of her than she'd realized.

It turned out she'd felt the same about other charismatic figures.

George is fairly charismatic and people seem to want to talk to him.

He is also the most charismatic politician in the land.

A strong charismatic father with three sons and a daughter.

But his influence as a popular, charismatic teacher may have been greater.

What the organization needed, they said, was a more aggressive, charismatic president.

They're not very charismatic and they hardly ever look you in the eye.

That is why the charismatic movement has been so attractive to them.

No charismatic president, which some part of Boone did not like very much.

Both were considered the greatest and most charismatic leaders of their age.

The best leader is not always the one with the most charismatic personality.

"He was the most charismatic man I've ever known," she said.