Sentence examples for How charming from inspiring English sources
How charming, therefore, to hear the exchange between Jo and Bhaer from the stage of Mr. Gockley's company.
How charming that gardening presenter Alan Titchmarsh found a variety of magic mushroom growing in the grounds of Buckingham Place, while filming a show called The Queen's Garden.
"How charming that is," he said, and he read aloud to us a passage about a certain blue-eyed, red-faced policeman who appeared on a certain page of our edition of "Dead Souls," and disappeared never to reappear.
How charming, for example, to learn that M. Godard has made no money from the sale of his own talking images; such, at any rate, is the implication of that furious final charge.
And the audience may wonder: How charming can charm be when it recognizes itself?
They also mention how "charming" he is – a charm that led to those 26 friends and family members handing him their savings in the belief he would give them a decent return on their investment.
Its charm is not yet realising how charming it is.
It was peculiar that she didn't feel any urge to entertain or charm him, though she knew how charming she could be when she tried.
It's alarming how charming I feel.
Those crushed cardboard boxes over there, how charming!
