charisma

a television news program famed for the charisma of its anchors.

Or perform with only a smidgeon of your previously displayed charisma (like Kellie Pickler and Elliott Yamin).

Sociology was not yet a discipline, but before the century was out, mass idealisation of this sort would lend itself to the scientific study of charisma and group psychology.

Bill George, retired CEO of Medtronic, calls it “authentic leadership,” or a quiet kind of charisma that puts a sense of values and purpose ahead of backslapping and magazine covers.

She exudes charisma wherever she goes.

His charisma captivates everyone in the room.

The politician's charisma helped him win the election.

Charisma can be a powerful tool in leadership.

The actor's charisma on screen is undeniable.

She has a natural charisma that draws people to her.

Charisma is often seen as a key trait for successful leaders.

The singer's charisma shines through in every performance.

Charisma can help create a strong connection with others.

A sense of humor can add to someone's charisma.