The second major part includes essays related to the mid-century charismatic movement in traditional Protestant denominations. |
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The video I watch consists entirely of a 1966 interview with L. Ron Hubbard, the charismatic founder of Scientology. |
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One reason stars become stars is that they are highly talented and charismatic. |
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Slap bang in the centre of Vietnam is Hoi An, a charismatic old port bearing all the architectural hallmarks of its commercial heritage. |
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He has always been a charismatic lead singer and he certainly has the stamina to match. |
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He has seduced audiences with his charismatic portrayals of characters for 57 years. |
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He was an intensely charismatic actor and conveyed the meanings of words as dramatically and sensitively as the music. |
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Its central figure is a charismatic, obsessive megalomaniac bent on avenging himself on the civilized world. |
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He hasn't a charismatic figure or a flamboyant style, but he is definitely mild, modest and mellow. |
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Although Liz melts for Shaun's sudden charismatic evolution, the most touching relationship in the film is between the two best friends. |
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Others were newly formed, perhaps on the initiative of local radicals, a charismatic leader, or a would-be messiah. |
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Such charismatic personalities can rise to power meteorically, ushered in by a severe crisis. |
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That means that when the guys in solar topees go home newly independent countries have to choose between charismatic and bureaucratic rule. |
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She remains a formidable presence, still charismatic and sharp-witted after six decades of fame. |
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It comes not at the behest of some charismatic national leader or the bidding of some strident national organization. |
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While the plight of parasitic lice and mites are unlikely to attract outpourings of public sympathy, more charismatic insects are also at risk. |
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So surely the central issue for a film depicting such a charismatic character is casting an appropriate actor in the lead role. |
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The Montanists are remembered also by today's scholars for being one of the last holdouts on leadership roles for women and on charismatic gifts. |
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The charismatic CEO, seen from a slightly different angle, is a fairly traditional blowhard. |
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Australian political history is littered with parties who've hit the skids once they're lost their charismatic leader. |
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I think he is a smooth-talking politician and a wonderful, charismatic speech deliverer as well. |
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It is because he is outspoken and charismatic and humorous and unstuffy and clearly isn't afraid to take risks. |
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A charismatic leader, he inspired his troops, Frenchmen and foreigners, with fierce loyalty and devotion. |
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He is a very charismatic figure and a very good man, which is why his appeal is so widespread. |
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There is no other person in Scottish history who really compares to him as a multi-faceted warrior, leader and charismatic figure. |
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It's not just Australians who have switched on to the charms of this charismatic comedian. |
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Such leaders are often charismatic figures who compel by sheer force of personality. |
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She originally joins the group because of her attraction to its charismatic leader, Andi. |
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No doubt about it, she is an inspiring, charismatic figure as most people come to appreciate very quickly once they meet her. |
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I plunged myself into a charismatic Baptist church, because I was seeking emotional and affective expression. |
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Devoid of the ceremony and liturgy associated with the Church of England, charismatic itinerants made a straightforward appeal. |
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Gateway is a charismatic evangelical church with lively worship and a good range of ages in the congregation. |
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He remained deeply religious, though, and when he came for appointments would talk of the happenings at his charismatic church. |
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The three uniting congregations were an Independent Holiness Church, a charismatic House Church, and a Brethren Assembly. |
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Those that don't fit into that category include chaplains from charismatic and other evangelical churches. |
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Women and men with charismatic powers to heal and contact God originate and lead their own sects. |
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Practicing charismatic prophecy, many of Montanus's followers were women, who were allowed to teach, heal, and exorcise demons. |
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It could be that more educated charismatics believe that educated people in general look down upon charismatic practices in churches. |
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Godboo is a true charismatic, with a physical presence that makes him the focus of every eye. |
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The United Nations chief is charming and charismatic, but his nervy doctrine for ending wars makes world leaders twitch. |
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He's a charismatic networker and a man with high political ties stemming back to his days in the Australian Labor Party. |
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How many movies have you seen about a team of useless sportsmen that is groomed into shape by the charismatic charm of the lead actor? |
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No one in this film shows a spark of charismatic quality, much less any halfhearted attempts at believable characterization. |
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Lloyd Nolan, perhaps best known for his later roles in noirs like The Street with No Name, makes for a surprisingly charismatic Shayne. |
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If you are not a professional charismatic, public speaking is probably not for you. |
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She was a caustic critic of charismatic ministers who speechify but don't mobilize. |
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It's a large bull shark, one of the most charismatic sharks in the sea, all power and assurance. |
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Born in 1626 in Smyrna, Turkey, he was by all accounts a brilliant, charismatic if emotionally volatile man. |
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His playing is technically impeccable and bears a distinct stamp of his own charismatic style. |
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I turned charismatic on the spot and began shouting around my office and up and down the hall at the University of New Mexico. |
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Much of this growth has occurred as a result of the charismatic or Pentecostal movement. |
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In many churches this ecumenical thrust is being fueled by a counterfeit of the charismatic gifts of the early church. |
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Is the violent death of a charismatic former Test cricketer and media personality a one-time page three story? |
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Beth's husband Kevin, a charismatic history teacher, emerges as a stoic, entirely but mutely aware of his wife's distracted love. |
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Many HBCU presidents, for example, are said to emulate the charismatic, paternal approach found in African American churches. |
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The papers have been filled with excitable chatter at the return of the charismatic Castilian. |
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In Berlin he meets Sasha, a brilliant, charismatic, oratorically gifted, powerfully heterosexual ideologue who becomes his friend. |
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Most important, the MVR is governed not by institutional rules, but by the personal predominance of a charismatic caudillo. |
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Marlena Shaw is described as a true original and one of the most charismatic and versatile vocalists on the scene today. |
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As a head Stubbs was charismatic and outwardly eccentric, making it policy to shake every child's hand and say something nice about them. |
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After decades of dead formalism in denominational churches, the charismatic movement seemed to bring great spiritual freedom. |
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More recently, even where the charismatic movement remains within denominational churches, it has acquired a Restorationist emphasis. |
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These new values were rooted in a charismatic movement bent on living in harmony with the kingdom of God. |
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The charismatic movement has influenced Baptists more broadly than just worship forms in the latter part of the century. |
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She was baptized in the 1980s and is now greatly interested in the charismatic movement of the Holy Spirit. |
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The visual, emotional TV culture paved the way for the rise of the charismatic movement and the growth of neo-Pentecostalism. |
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Yet, the charismatic movement continued to make ground among New Zealand Baptists. |
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A number have embraced the doctrines of grace and have left the charismatic movement. |
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Paul Elbert gives a pro-Pentecostal assessment of global developments in the charismatic movement. |
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The charismatic movement has also proved to be an important factor in breaking down denominationalism. |
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Approximately one quarter of all evangelicals identify themselves as affiliated with a Pentecostal church or as part of the charismatic movement. |
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His downfall begins when he develops a feud with the charismatic history teacher, Mr Eccles. |
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In the 1930s, during the Great Depression, the charismatic hoofer was the highest-paid black entertainer in the country. |
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We've yet to pick our candidate, so I've got to be circumspect, but we certainly need a charismatic candidate. |
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But in spite of its collectivist ideology the system rested on a charismatic leader and a personality cult around him. |
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He's impassioned and animated, perceptive and entertaining, gregarious and charismatic. |
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This was partly, he believed, because he had not courted the public or succeeded in fashioning a charismatic image. |
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As a charismatic healer he attracted a wide following, and inspired people to worship God and keep His commandments in simplicity and with joy. |
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It has been suggested before that his modest nature does him no favours in an environment in which more charismatic characters are coveted. |
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A failed athlete and hopeless quiz contestant, he has risen on the strength of his charismatic ineptitude. |
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Portia is described as charming and charismatic with a seemingly inexhaustible supply of optimism and humor. |
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The first is charismatic leadership which is mainly concerned with carrying the hearts and minds of the people involved in the change. |
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An exciting and charismatic figure, Harry chooses his friends carefully and is fiercely loyal to the end. |
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The charismatic global politician is still revered as a standard bearer in the fightback against the domination of the right. |
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All of health care before that was the power of the placebo effect, and the charismatic health care provider. |
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Therefore, the people, far from figuring as the subject of politics, serve as intensifier of Bacon's charismatic leadership. |
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And how can those who profess to revere this charismatic figure, propound views so intolerantly divergent from those of their great leader? |
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Garnett, conversely, has a joyous personality and a charismatic style of play to boot. |
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Plurality may exist, but its presence could easily be co-opted by a charismatic leadership that monopolizes decision-making. |
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In their political systems, they created police states, one-party systems led by a charismatic dictator. |
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Two years ago, the charismatic young republican seemed to have marched the islanders close to cutting the cord with Copenhagen. |
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As soon as it began, he worried that the girl might be more attracted to Chris, who was so charismatic and flirtatious. |
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He keeps fretting himself into a frenzy on a race continuum, sliding between dynamic and charismatic, sinister and galling. |
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The classic sailing frigate was a fast and powerful warship, and was one of the most successful and charismatic ship designs of the age. |
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He's a cheeky chappy who we're expected to find charismatic simply because he has the gift of the gab, but he's all cockiness and no collateral. |
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The powerfully built, charismatic dancer bounds around the stage like Spider-Man. |
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She is dangerously charismatic as a ruthless pragmatist in a sharp gangster suit. |
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From my first encounter with him, I found his eccentricity and charismatic flare to be attractive. |
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He's so funny, and so purely charismatic here as to defy adequate description. |
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The fear was that a charismatic leader could use the office of tribune, with its base of power in the common citizen, to become a demagogue. |
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Why should a fledgling charismatic church leader be able to purloin another church's title? |
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Kim was an exuberant, charismatic woman who emanated a warmth and generosity that was instantly recognizable. |
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The International Society claims a disciplic link to her via the sixteenth-century charismatic figure. |
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Described as powerful, domineering and charismatic, he alternated affection with explosions of anger that terrified children and staff. |
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Journalists with little understanding of science are easily persuaded by extravagant claims made by a charismatic researcher and his supporters. |
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Niamh has a voice of undisputed international quality and she also exudes charismatic quality, which guarantees a vibrant live performance. |
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How long before someone charismatic, competent, and efficient takes charge of one of these wacko organizations? |
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Truly a charismatic man, he projects loving kindness to everyone and it shows. |
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Functionally speaking the best structure is a charismatic leader with a few devoted acolytes who gather people in their wake. |
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His rambunctious, charismatic appeal does call to mind the scrappy sort of life force so present in American folklore. |
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An immediate search is launched for a charismatic leader who can end the wilderness years. |
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He is handsome, charismatic and a terrific actor, yet he really should have spent more time improving his English, which was woeful. |
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Not a devastating puncher, the charismatic Baby Bull, more than makes up for it with uncanny speed of foot and hand. |
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He then meets Jean-Michel, a charismatic crook who earns money by selling knock-offs, and the two form an uneasy partnership. |
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The new charismatic fellowships have warm fellowship and regenerate church membership. |
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Vlad is a charismatic, red-blooded all-American boy, and, like a lot of would-be actors, a little lost. |
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I would ask as his final gift a charismatic last hurrah before risking my untried head above the stormy parapet. |
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Onstage he is not the most charismatic, call and response rocker on the planet. |
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He came across as the charismatic voice of reason, talking sense and taking the long view. |
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It is also one of the last strongholds of the charismatic sage grouse, which has declined throughout the West. |
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It's an anarchic assemblage of petty autocracies with numerous additional charismatic nobles advising the autarchs. |
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It is a creative company with a particular style set by a charismatic and autocratic leader. |
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The charismatic frontman plays a sparkly silver keyboard and is wearing a baby pink tie. |
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The men in grey suits are people who have a lot of power in business or politics, but aren't well-known or charismatic. |
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Then 45 years old, Robert Foligny Broussard was a raucous and charismatic Democrat from New Iberia, Louisiana. |
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He was also a charismatic, telegenic speaker with a face improved by plastic surgery several years earlier. |
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The charismatic bearded revolucionario dressed in a dark olive uniform promised to restore order and hold elections. |
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Clearly, Rampal is a charismatic leader who has used his power in weird, possibly criminal ways. |
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So, is Rampal really that different from a corrupt, charismatic megachurch leader felled by scandal? |
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The charismatic Studebaker gets a kick from pulling a quick switcheroo. |
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Wiry and more grey man than charismatic, Votel is known for his no-nonsense, rather closed demeanor. |
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One of fashion's most sought-after and charismatic photographers, Mario Testino's name is synonymous with images of glamour, style and joie de vivre. |
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London was famously charismatic, but to those closest to him, he could be vindictively cruel. |
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We are living members of this marvelous and fascinating organism, nourished by the sacramental, hierarchical and charismatic gifts which are coessential to it. |
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That was the excessively charming, charismatic Catherine O'Connor. |
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The Cardinal's reflections elaborated an understanding that the charismatic and institutional aspects are quasi coessential to the constitution of the Church. |
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Her paper was inspired by a charismatic speaker she had heard. |
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Yet they rallied around the scoutmaster because he was charismatic and well liked. |
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Public perceptions of charismatic evangelists tend to be ambivalent. |
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Crisis and redemption, the two antipodes of Martin's heroic rhetoric, constitute the classic parameters of salvational ideology and charismatic power. |
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The new leader must be a charismatic persuader, someone to whom others can relate, a person who can set sights higher than the next quarter's earnings report. |
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Ted was charismatic, playful, strong-willed, and above all, one of a kind. |
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Jones brought his anti-Islamic views and eBay business with him to the small charismatic mother church in Gainesville. |
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His secret life was just that, too secret to ultimately be known and give a rounded picture of the man handsome and charismatic enough to be a pop star himself. |
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A Brazilian-born polyglot who can be both charismatic and ruthless, Ghosn did not make his mark in the industry by leaving things as he found them. |
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At Queens College, she met Gerry Goffin, a charismatic chemistry major who supplied the lyrics to her chords and melodies. |
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It's a testament to the writers, then, and to the actor's loopily charismatic performance, that Vincent comes off as charming and magnetic as he does. |
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He was a charismatic loose cannon, a leader with the makings of greatness repeatedly brought low by his own untamed passions and headstrong impulsiveness. |
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These shifts in his personality explain why he is both a compelling and charismatic leader while also getting involved in so many criminal enterprises. |
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Still, it must be remembered that the truly ecumenical councils of the first millennium produced great and charismatic saints to guide the church. |
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At home, there is a charismatic new leader to charm and intrigue us. |
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It has been secured, not by the ordinances of charismatic dynasts or Bonapartist generals, but through the continual interplay between State hegemony and critical resistance. |
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Cantona was never one to berate or cajole teammates, but on the pitch or training ground he was a huge, charismatic figure who inspired fellow players. |
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A sequence of senior staff members butted heads with the charismatic editor, but the magazine's intellectual identity was as recalcitrant as its finances. |
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In the 1930s, the charismatic movement split Baptists in Sweden. |
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Libyans are by and large charming, charismatic, humorous people with a Mediterranean joie de vivre. |
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An inspirational teacher and leader, her charismatic personality has endeared her to generations of children as she encouraged the very best from each and every one of them. |
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And I know you just must be gutted that your charismatic guru, the voice and the face of so many shifts at the green baize is finally tossing in the chalk. |
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The result was that a few charismatic, outside-the-box thinkers were able to bamboozle the president into mistaking their roll of the dice for a mature judgment. |
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Being a charismatic church, the proceedings went along as usual. |
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These interminable stretches of consequence-free juvenile mayhem were interspersed with occasional moments of interest, such as the charismatic card sharp. |
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She is a very charismatic actor so it doesn't take all that much to establish her as a beloved, expansive grandmother, endlessly giving and loyal. |
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Meeting this charismatic writer and public speaker, she finally learned where she'd got her acting talent, her literary ability and her dreaminess. |
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Imma let you finish, One Direction, but jt is still the most charismatic crooner in the game. |
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Some of the students have paid a considerable price for introducing Reformed doctrines and orderly worship into what were once charismatic churches. |
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Then, too, Harrison was more of a companionable colleague than a charismatic authority figure who vigorously promoted his ideas and nurtured disciples. |
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Unlike the other mendicant orders founded in the thirteenth century, the Franciscans were blessed, and burdened, by having a profoundly charismatic founder. |
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The charismatic and determined CEO who set out to build a titan has now assumed a defensive posture and is working to keep her creation in one piece. |
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Monica will bring to these concerts the fruits of her demanding approach in rehearsal, her natural virtuosity as a player and her effervescent, charismatic musicianship. |
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In ancient Egypt, charismatic prophecy apparently was not commonplace, if it occurred at all, though institutional prophecy was of the greatest importance. |
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Their aptitude for charismatic and persuasive oration has earned some particularly articulate Griots positions as spokesmen for politicians and presidents. |
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The country had lost its charismatic leader, the clan its chieftain. |
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Somewhere along the line, I fell in with the charismatic megafauna, and now I work on the physiology, bioenergetics, behavior, and bioacoustics of marine mammals. |
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Even charismatic American wildlife such as the Florida panther, now with only 60 adults remaining in the wild, are in real danger of vanishing forever unless we act. |
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What it lacks in status and history, however, Croydon more than makes up for in sheer chutzpah, at least if its charismatic mayor is anything to go by. |
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Unfortunately, while both motormouthed Chris Tucker and rubber limbed Jackie Chan are energetic and charismatic in their own right, they mix as well as oil and water. |
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Instead, they endorsed him back when he was just a charismatic Southern Populist with great hair. |
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If asked to name a tough, charismatic Republican governor in a blue state, most people might say Gov. Chris Christie. |
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The charismatic host will once again chew the fat with stars from stage, screen, TV and sports. |
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I hope the charismatic McAndrews and I never have reason to meet. |
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The cancer and the ensuing vulvectomy link the professor with a young, charismatic and talented surgeon. |
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Even with wild schemes, the charismatic narcissist can whip up enormous enthusiasm. |
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Frank Norris, Texas Baptist pastor and charismatic leader of early-twentieth-century fundamentalists. |
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And the charismatic Ryan has been his more mediagenic sidekick through his entire tenure as speaker of the house. |
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Tortured and interrogated about terrorist ties that don't exist, Hassan is also radicalized by his charismatic cellmate Khalid. |
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Known for her charismatic, ethereal dancing, Pavlova stirred the imagination of viewers of all classes. |
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The charismatic Mr Mittal, is always surrounded by customers in his tiny tea shop in Sunder Nagar market. |
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This ethnography tells of the social construction of masculinities and femininities in The Group, a charismatic social change movement. |
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A charismatic activist whose face-offs with the government reached the point of violence, he was incidentally a phenomenal bandleader as well. |
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Banderas was lithe and charismatic, Zeta Jones sexy and pouting, and the film was an exciting romp. |
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For Lewis never piqued the interest of the public such as bad-boy Mike Tyson and the charismatic Oscar De La Hoya. |
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Finding a seat in one of his spellbindingly charismatic sessions was about as easy as finding an Irish pub that has never heard of Guinness. |
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The charismatic 29-year-old Harlemite is the premier gladiator in a subterranean realm where the quest for flyness is the prime directive. |
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In recent decades there has been a growth of charismatic worship among Anglicans. |
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In America, Episcopalian Dennis Bennett is sometimes cited as one of the charismatic movement's seminal influence. |
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Jensen's Touched by the Spirit published in 1974, played a major role of the Lutheran understanding to the charismatic movement. |
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In the early decades of the church charismatic or ecstatic phenomena were commonplace. |
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In the 1650s, individual Quaker women prophesized and preached publicly, developing charismatic personas and spreading the sect. |
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The second, legitimacy based on charismatic leadership is devotion to a leader or group that is viewed as exceptionally heroic or virtuous. |
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Weber's conception of charismatic authority has been noted as the basis of many nationalist governments. |
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These Pentecostals are led by a hierarchy of living apostles, prophets, and other charismatic offices. |
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With charismatic leaders, such as Joan of Arc and La Hire, strong French counterattacks won back English continental territories. |
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The charismatic movement began in the 1960s and resulted in Pentecostal theology and practice being introduced into many mainline denominations. |
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Pentecostals and charismatic groups account for the vast majority of this expansion. |
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Blair has been noted as a charismatic, articulate speaker with an informal style. |
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Entrepreneurs should be charismatic leaders, so they can communicate a vision effectively to their team and help to create a strong team. |
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In the 1650s, individual Quaker women prophesied and preached publicly, developing charismatic personas and spreading the sect. |
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And why bother routinizing common decisions since most of the decisions routinely get routed through the charismatic leader anyway? |
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It stars Australian actor Robert Taylor as Longmire, a charismatic, dedicated and generally unflappable sheriff of Absaroka County, Wyoming. |
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Curl also examines spiritual communism which focuses on charismatic leaders and can result in separatism and cultism. |
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Set in Battle Creek, Michigan, it stars Josh Duhamel as charismatic Special Agent Milton Chamberlain and Dean Winters gruff Detective Russ Agnew. |
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Frank Randall of the charismatic leader Chato a Chiricahua, or Warm Springs Apache, who fought under Geronimo. |
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Conservationists often talk about the power of charismatic megafauna to get the public to care about the environment. |
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The last rites to his charismatic career had just been read by an ordinary scuffler called Trevor Berbick. |
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He's a charismatic, funny performer who isn't above a spot of self-deprecation. |
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However, there are many charismatic movements that have become well established over large parts of the world, especially Africa, Latin America and Asia. |
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Celebration of his life and work became almost a national charismatic cult during the 19th and 20th centuries, and his influence has long been strong on Scottish literature. |
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He was an extremely popular, inspiring and charismatic teacher. |
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The phenomenon is much less common among evangelical, nondenominational and charismatic churches as new ones arise and plenty of them remain independent of each other. |
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Stanley Kubrick's 1971 classic, set in a futuristic Britain where charismatic delinquent Malcolm McDowell volunteers for experimental aversion therapy which goes awry. |
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Larry Christenson, a Lutheran theologian based in San Pedro, California, did much in the 1960s and 1970s to interpret the charismatic movement for Lutherans. |
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There is considerable charismatic activity among young Lutheran leaders in California centered around an annual gathering at Robinwood Church in Huntington Beach. |
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The phenomenon of Haider, the young, charismatic, wealthy governor of the province of Carinthia, has been well documented over the last two years. |
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In March, the charismatic Vice Admiral Makarov had taken command of the First Russian Pacific Squadron with the intention of breaking out of the Port Arthur blockade. |
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For example, in North America, a leader is often thought to be charismatic, but German culture frowns on such charisma due to the charisma of Adolph Hitler. |
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While never considered to be a particularly charismatic player, Faldo surprised many fans with his dry, British wit and insightful commentary as part of the ABC team. |
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Fortunately for this unique character, he served at the court of the enlightened, fun-loving and charismatic King Charles II, who loved bawdiness. |
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Shortly after Rhodes' disastrous Jameson Raid on the South African Republic, the Ndebele rebelled against white rule, led by their charismatic religious leader, Mlimo. |
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Some of the charismatic or Pentecostal churches such as the Pentecostal Holiness Church and the Assemblies of God also have roots in or draw from Wesleyan thought. |
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