: having or showing class: as a: elegant , stylish <a classy clientele> b: having or reflecting high standards of personal behavior <a classy guy> <a classy gesture> c: admirably skillful and graceful <a classy outfielder>
— class·i·ness noun
1 : of, relating to, or constituting charisma or charism <charismatic gifts> 2 : having, exhibiting, or based on charisma or charism <charismatic sects> <a charismatic leader>
Okay, I will use these words in a sentence:
Barack Obama is the classy and charismatic leader of the free world, the soon-to-be / nex President of The United States of America. A person with charisma possesses a personal magic of leadership, arousing special popular loyalty or enthusiasm and a special magnetic charm or appeal.
I gotta say, that even though the election is over, the results are in, it’s a done deal… This guy has something going on that most of the rest of simply don’t.
Now you try it. Use “classy” and/or “charismatic” in a sentence using the comment boxes below.
girldujour.com 
Yes, Barack Obama does have a classy style about him and there is certainly a degree of charisma there too – whether he’ll be able to rise above the spite and the hate long enough for him, or us, to benefit from it, remains to be seen.
I wrote this two or three weeks ago – http://cjw666.wordpress.com/2008/11/05/charisma-is-the-key/
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