star quality

In fact, his star quality almost cost him the job.

But she would just stand there and suddenly you saw star quality.

Overall, the performance at age 19 shows her star quality.

But no single one has the star quality of the bird.

Who knew so early that Armstrong had such star quality?

But it's not only that she has star quality in her dancing.

"Not glamorous, he does have a certain star quality going for him."

Oh, how we love our killers if they've got star quality!

That meant another leading lady with star quality needed to be found.

And he's not one to let star quality temper his statements.

It's hoped their star quality will encourage others to do the same.

"It's hard to define, but he needs more of that star quality people have come to expect."

"Not the hair and the skin, but that kind of star quality.

Even if the game has been largely ignored, it still doesn't lack for a certain kind of star quality.

It isn't all that easy to parody the lack of star quality.

They went searching first for the other female lead, who needed to be British, beautiful, funny and of star quality.

Or, as in the Dylan case, that the lyrics had star quality too.

He's got that indescribable star quality, and what's more he can act.

He has shown star quality, and he's a great person."

Some other main dishes were of somewhat lesser star quality.

No star quality (though she always held out hope for the murderers, feeling that at least the potential was there).

Only balls of 3 star quality are permitted for match play.

All the plays have promised more than a heavy dose of star quality.

Any time you get endorsed by someone with that kind of star quality is a very good day."

You might say that her star quality works as its own distancing device.