0 a natural power that some people have to influence or attract people -- karizma, kişilik, etkileyicilik
It is difficult to divorce perceptions of policy reform from the political charisma of proponents.
He combined amateurism, enthusiasm, ignorance, and charisma, always a dangerous mix in any polar adventure.
She has worked her way into a set of privileged business relations through an unparalleled combination of market savvy, charisma, and sheer gall.
Leaders can offer incentives, persuade and reward members of the organization, using their power and/or charisma.
He sought to replace charisma with more material criteria.
There was no doubt that his youth and charisma were seen as attractive by many.
His manifest personal charisma and brilliance has to be part of an answer.
Political authority, including legal authority, is in fact exercised on many other bases, including self-interest, charisma, superstition, and so on.
