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From its CEO, to its massively popular operating system, the company does not exude the cool, hip style of Apple.

Probably because I exude confidence. People are drawn to that, you know? Confidence, not exuding.

If he's able to exude Zen-like calm when stuck in gridlock, 19 "he's likely to have more self-control. "

Her eyes exude beauty ripples blossoming, her beauty in embryo sketched love sickness pain.

An audience wants to feel like it's in good, stable hands, and a comedian needs to exude that tone while putting aside her own insecurities.

A large man with working-class Manchester roots, he does not exude the aura of any globetrotting elite.

Fred Simmons: If you were in prison, you'd be raped because you exude feminine qualities. You're also a big ole fat piece of ass.

A dozen years of PDP misrule has not destroyed their belief in democracy; many exude hope.

No words can describe the hotness that only a woman of Salma's proportions could possibly exude.

He was always freshly scrubbed and his trim, broad-shouldered frame seemed to exude grace and vitality.

DOCTORS often exude an air of omniscience, but in truth they are surprisingly ignorant.

Many politicians (and Mr Cameron more than most) try to exude youth while designing policy for the old; they should try doing the opposite.

Given that none of the parties in this story quite exude credibility, this one may just remain a mystery.

"Look at his big forehead, such a sign of greatness. His face and eyes exude kindness. He's no ordinary person. He is heaven-sent. "

Therefore we each exude the opposite of real love in the form of greed and hoarding and self sacrifice and deprivation.

Substance said to exude from the body of a medium.

Rare earths often exude radioactivity, and dangerous chemicals are used to separate them from other minerals.

Somehow pink can be incorporated seamlessly into any wedding theme and exude a style with unequal romantic touch.

A brand should exude confidence; it should reflect what it's selling; it should express the true essence of what it offers to its audience.

The board of members exude a solely motivation approach, leading to a poor effect of examine and restriction scheme.

The silence seemed to grow; the flowers ceased to exude their fragrance, numbed by the weighty air.

In the morning gets up, the world is vast whiteness one piece, the smooth snowy area will step on will exude creak creak the sound.

Men in bars exude confidence, but they also exude beer breath as well!

This, combined with the pungent pheremones that Rodians naturally exude, has fomented an increasingly common intolerance towards their kind.

"Mask, " the title song, and "Paralyzed, " progress with slow rhythms, and "Blue Snow, " and "Getting Up" exude jazzy colors.

His ink paintings exude an inherent power through the visual presence of the brush.

any of various beetles that exude an oily substance from the leg joints that deters enemies.

Be unpredictable, edgy and exude a sense of danger in your demeanor.

They seemed to exude confidence and the smell of money.

The communities that Jean Vanier founded, like Jean Vanier himself, exude tenderness.

Outfitted with piston-driven jaws and steam-shovel arms, his machines exude biological vibes .

Exude confidence when you first meet the interviewer by firmly shaking his hand and maintaining eye contact.

In fact, male politicians are expected to exude virility as proof that they are able to handle the job.

The research outcome indicates that parents and teachers exude a medium level of understanding in setback education.

To inspire them, he needs to exude enthusiasm. In leaders, this translates into charisma.

" She says. " They exude pigment that covers the lenses and blocks light (right, top).

Our national spirit must exude joy and pleasure and say you have done well, daughter of Zimbabwe.

Cancer cells exude different compounds than healthy cells do, Haick explains, and the circuit picks up this difference.

Often a person will spend an obscene amount of money on a telephone in order to exude an aura of sophistication.

Bottle label and carton graphics exude a tropical paradise theme.

Put a lot of stock in dogs that exude energy, are alert and show fearlessness .

A leader must inspire his troops. To inspire them, he needs to exude enthusiasm.

From south to north, the A6's slick frame and invariably tinted windows exude an aura of authority, said nytimes. com.

The innovators also exude more confidence than others.

The red Cotes du Rhone wines exude fragrances of cherry, blackcurrant, raspberry, a touch of liquorices and even a hint of cinnamon.

As soon as you meet a girl, you have to exude sexuality.

Nevertheless, when the agency executives make the pitch, they must exude confidence.

But she has to twist her soul to exude the darkness of the Black Swan.

Don't be afraid of the camera. Exude confidence.

To exude from a vessel into surrounding tissue.

Let Art Appreciation exude culture, we must allow students to practice.

Mr Yam's real job is to exude credibility.

To fall or exude in drops or small quantities.

Their films exude a tone oflawlessness and despair.

Because I sensed many professionals often exude a presence that just seems fake.

Ladybirds can exude a drop of poison from their leg joints. A yellow fluid.

a true bug: brightly colored bug that can exude a stain.

You may just exude the aura of lots of work to keep happy.

And this is exactly why women think "bad boys" are attractive sexy. . . it's because they exude tremendous amounts of sexuality.

Bleed To exude a fluid such as sap.

Sarah Brightman Beneath us the heat that hearts exude

driven to achieve , exude energy , excitement , commitment

Beneath us the heat that hearts exude

Dry weather, they exude the scent of dust;

To begin to display, employ, or exude:

To exude or let fall (drops of liquid):

I'll exude savoir faire, I'll wear gowns,