Sentence examples for Much less charming from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, reading "The Lonely Polygamist," one wishes the author had a little less respect, but then the book might be that much less charming.

Now comes the much less charming follow-up, "The Chronicles of Life and Death" (Epic/Daylight/Sony). (There are "life" and "death" versions of the album, which have different cover art and different bonus tracks -- a just-for-the-fans treat that also resembles a marketing scam).

She instead went to work at a local restaurant, replaced with the much less charming Kay (played by Mary Treen).

Of Harriet Jones' development, Stuart Galbrainth of DVD Talk felt that she begins as a "charming neophyte minister" but becomes "suddenly much less charming at the end of "Christmas Invasion," when she becomes just another politician".

Arrangements start at $50, but a charming handful of blossoms can cost much less.

Mr. Balding is as much an attraction in the movie as Flora, and only somewhat less charming.

He is no less charming with men.

Much, much, much, much less perfect.

The towns were more developed and less charming.

Ibragim, twenty-nine, was a lot less charming than Dzhabrail.

His Scherzo was less charming than unsettling, a danse macabre.