| 单词 | charismatic |
| 释义 | charismatic (kærɪzmætɪk ) 1. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] A charismatic person attracts, influences, and inspires people by their personal qualities. ...her striking looks and charismatic personality. Synonyms: charming, appealing, attractive, influential 2. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] The charismatic church is the part of the Christian Church that believes that people can obtain special gifts from God, for example the power to heal sick people. Collocations: charismatic actor I think he's a natural, effortlessly charismatic actor. Times,Sunday Times Finally, the music had found a near-ideal interpreter - a voice of stature and a charismatic actor deeply inside the psychology of his role. Times, Sunday Times For such a charismatic actor, this star has been cast surprisingly rarely as men who lead and exhort people for the better. Times, Sunday Times When you put two strong characters played by charismatic actors together, the audience usually wills them to get together. Times, Sunday Times He was a flamboyant and charismatic character who used the same slang as the youths to whom he was talking. Times, Sunday Times And he looks nothing like the charismatic character you would recognise from your television set. The Sun I'm not sure if this charismatic character would respond well. ST In his writing career, which was in socio-realist line, he used a simple language that was enriched with dialogues and charismatic characters. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 One described him as 'an extremely friendly, open, charismatic figure', a 'good-looking, dashing, manabout-town type of person'. Times, Sunday Times A charismatic figure had burst upon the scene. Times, Sunday Times He's a hugely charismatic figure, compelling in his mix of arrogance and vulnerability, which explains why his forthcoming tour sold out in a flash. Times, Sunday Times He was the most charismatic figure in the world through the eye of the camera, but up close he was deflated, human, one of us. Times, Sunday Times By then he was a venerable as well as charismatic figure in that part of the city. Times, Sunday Times As a young, single, charismatic guy, he enjoyed life and did not really save for the future. Times, Sunday Times He leads from the front, he's a charismatic guy and when he charges in, everyone else goes up a gear. The Sun He's a very fun and charismatic guy and can be a joy to watch. Globe and Mail The charismatic guy she knew online was scarily domineering in person. Times, Sunday Times Indeed, the proverbial charismatic leader found his charges eminently suggestible. Times, Sunday Times A strong and charismatic leader comes along and suddenly they have a sort of lift-off, for a while. Times, Sunday Times No party has a proper platform of policies, merely a charismatic leader. Times, Sunday Times Former industrial leaders talked of him as being 'an inspirational and charismatic leader'. Times, Sunday Times Yet the charismatic leader was raised in poverty. The Sun Without populist policies and charismatic leadership they are too easily labelled the party of big business and special interests. Times, Sunday Times Charismatic leadership, he adds, can turn into 'toxic leadership', where a manager's influence becomes harmful to the club. Times, Sunday Times Take that charm and couch it in the right business language and it sounds like charismatic leadership. The Sun His charismatic leadership brought together teachers, medical officers, health visitors and nurses to carry out the national fieldwork voluntarily. Times, Sunday Times Skill cannot be conjured out of thin air through verbal pyrotechnics or charismatic leadership. Times, Sunday Times Yet she remains a one-off, a charismatic performer with one of the most distinctive voices around. The Sun We should just be grateful that such a talented, charismatic performer has decided to return to our shores. The Sun He's an astonishingly charismatic performer. Times, Sunday Times Still, he's a charismatic performer. Times, Sunday Times Each, more conspicuously, was remembered by their undergraduates as the most charismatic performer in the faculty. The Times Literary Supplement He was not a forceful or a charismatic person; none of his superiors or his contemporaries saw him as a leader or inspirer of staff. Times, Sunday Times He was witty, intelligent and, depending on what mood he was in, an interesting and charismatic person. The Sun He did not consider himself a charismatic person, although he had made many contributions to his community. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Mass media has described her as dignified, statuesque, beautiful and charismatic person. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The pastor was also a transforming leader with strong ideas that were backed up by a powerful pulpit and a charismatic personality. Christianity Today Charismatic personality, the cologne, the suit-he swept me off my feet. Christianity Today This power derives from the role and not so much from the person, although a charismatic personality enhances power. Christianity Today He wins over his fans not only with that style but with his charismatic personality as well. The Sun His voice was more than a match for the material, while his charismatic personality swept all before him. Times, Sunday Times He was a modest, academic philosopher rather than charismatic politician, firmly committed to western values and free-market economics. Times, Sunday Times Suddenly the most charismatic politician of our age can do nothing right. The Sun It's not just the death of a charismatic politician. Times, Sunday Times Listen to the controversial and charismatic politician. Times, Sunday Times Or even that this insignificant bean-counter once indulged in a fantasy life as a powerful and charismatic politician, with his eye on the ultimate prize? Times, Sunday Times A case of one charismatic preacher clearly admiring another. Times, Sunday Times It was like being in the presence of a charismatic preacher, but one singing the praises of consumer electronics. Times, Sunday Times He's a charismatic preacher and radiates bonhomie. Times, Sunday Times Though a charismatic preacher, he knew that congregations had their limits. Times, Sunday Times Adherents are led to believe that instant wealth and magical prosperity will result from giving tithes to their charismatic preacher. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Once in her charismatic presence, one always found it something of a surprise when she left the table and hobbled away, vulnerably small. The Times Literary Supplement His saturnine timbre, charismatic presence and intelligent phrasing as a character of formidable cunning and toxic vulnerability was one highlight. Times, Sunday Times And he's not the only charismatic presence. Times, Sunday Times He became closely involved in many mountaineering clubs, international foundations and symposiums where he was a charismatic speaker. Times, Sunday Times He was a charismatic speaker. Times, Sunday Times She was recognized as a forceful and even charismatic speaker. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He was a charismatic speaker and always pleased his audiences with his enthusiasm and accentuation of humorous and interesting facts. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Nor was he a charismatic speaker. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Who could be this charismatic star? Times, Sunday Times A charismatic star will make millions from merchandise sales alone. The Sun But the strong screen chemistry between its two charismatic stars make it a guilty, blokey pleasure. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 有魅力的 Japanese: カリスマ的な |
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