Abadi was seen by some Iraqis as lacking charisma and as ineffective.
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Even the leader of the Civic Platform party, Grzegorz Schetyna, who had been accused of lacking charisma, has demonstrated his electoral effectiveness.
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Despite a reputation for lacking charisma, he displays a dry, laconic wit as a public speaker and has boxed publicly for charity.
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Alfoneh described the new leader as having less battlefield experience than Soleimani and lacking charisma, but as being intimately familiar with the IRGC network.
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Ms. May holds one of the highest-profile posts in the British government and is considered the more experienced candidate — serious and competent but lacking charisma.
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Ever the bureaucrat, the Palestinian leader has often been accused of lacking charisma, leaving him increasingly unpopular on the Palestinian street, as he enters the 13th year of what was meant to be a four-year term.
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Through all of this, I had always thought of Giggs as belonging to the very bland breed of human that is predisposed to a life in professional football: unbelievably talented on the pitch, monosyllabic and lacking charisma off it.
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"It takes about two minutes of watching Robert Downey Jr. in action in Iron Man 3 — in any of his appearances as the armored Tony Stark, in fact — to realize what the other Avengers are lacking: Charisma," Graeme McMillan wrote in Time in 2013, bemoaning the Cap's stiffness and earnestness in comparison to the Avengers' other leader.
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Critics at first compared Stelmach to Harry Strom, the last Social Credit premier of the province. Strom was regarded as honest but ineffective and lacking charisma; he survived only long enough as Premier to lose the 1971 election soundly. Thus ended the last long one-party rule, and observers asked if history would repeat with Stelmach. After Stelmach's landslide win in the 2008 election, however, the comparisons largely ceased.
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The term "beta" has become a common adjective used colloquially to describe someone who is displaying behaviours that classify them as unremarkable and confrontational, often lacking charisma and confidence. It is often used in the phrase "beta male," which is used to describe a person of the male gender who does not assert any dominant "alpha actions" into their character, such as lurking a group chat online without participating or substantial lacking of social awareness.
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Toni Kan of This Day said, "Dorobucci sounds like something you would hear from inebriated kegites on a lazy Friday night but the difference is that while the melody might sound commonplace, Don Jazzy has sprinkled his sound and song with the revitalizing ash of novelty thus elevating this simple ditty into a national anthem." Charles Novia criticized the video for lacking charisma and said it could have been better. Gbenga Adeniji of The Punch described the song as "funny, artistic and extensive".
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Lauren Wissot of Slant Magazine criticized the film for being "too unsurprising in its universality" also saying it felt like left-wing propaganda. Gary Goldstein of the Los Angeles Times criticized the film's lack of focus, stating that "despite the film's unvarnished emotionality and even-handed messaging, Courtney never seems to have found an appropriate focus, resulting in a work that's less urgent and involving than its intense subject matter might have dictated." Goldstein also noted that the soldiers featured in the film were depicted as lacking "charisma, warmth, or depth," which hampered investment in their journey.
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