exude

She exuded energy and life in a way that no one else could.

They believe the power is within themselves and exudes from their bodies.

His own love for the city he exudes in abundance.

The Patriots thought they needed someone to exude a human quality.

They say things like "hot dog" and exude good will.

The thing about David is he exudes a real confidence in his material.

If anything, he exudes an even greater empathy with his subject.

By this time I was exuding confidence and beginning to feel as if nothing could go wrong.

She could feel the wave of high negative energy he exuded.

She exudes strength and vulnerability, often at the same time.

Yet these structures also exude a confidence of their own.

"More than almost anyone else, he exudes a kind of confidence to the audience."

The two men seemed to exude tension, though they were never critical of each another.

The cave they were walking toward exuded the same feeling.

He was a striking looking man, exuding power and confidence.

My own favorite is to exude a sense of familiarity.

President Clinton had let photographers show him exuding the look of leadership.

For her to exude any influence on the ship, she would have to be closer.

He was exuding a quiet force and power that made her wonder if she knew him at all.

Miami, more than any other team, exuded fun in the late 80's and early 90's.

The best strategy, people here say, is to exude optimism.

Where was the line between exuding confidence and being a fool?

Young men shook his hand with respect, and he exuded authority.

How not to smile at a child who exuded sweetness like this one?

Of course, being with Jennifer, who exudes energy anyway, she helped.