Sentence examples for Slightly charming from inspiring English sources

And Hank, a stereotypical swaggering enforcement officer — slightly charming, very boorish — indeed remains that but also turns out to be more as well.

As in much of the Russian Far East, life here at the end of the line, is generally slightly funky, slightly charming.

And Hank, a stereotypical swaggering enforcement officer—slightly charming, very boorish indeed remains that but also turns out to be more as well.

Guardian film critic, Jordan Hoffman: "If you can get past the fart jokes, the poop jokes, the hashtag Twitter jokes and all the furious product placement (and this is just the first 10 minutes) there is, I swear, a slightly charming, old fashioned, vaudeville-inspired romp at the heart of Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip.

I found it slightly charming that she had been living in a 5 mile radius bubble.

Yet there are indeed sudden shifts of dynamics and register, and even an obsessiveness of motivic repetition, that provide a droll humor or a slightly charming perversity.

Jackson's "Bad," which followed "Thriller," was a slightly less charming retread, though still a massive hit, and "Dangerous," which he recorded with Teddy Riley, was sprawling and underrated.

It sounds slightly more charming in Japanese — Mushi Tachi — and in the context of a culture in which insects are kept as pets and dispensed, live, from vending machines.

It is this face that Ferrell assumes throughout his interview with himself as Lipton: courteous, slightly puzzled, charming, doing his best to answer, while inviting dark laughter at the pretentious absurdities of any such encounter.

It's that sweetness that's missing from the bulk of the tracks on "Xscape". Jackson's "Bad," which followed "Thriller," was a slightly less charming retread, though still a massive hit, and "Dangerous," which he recorded with Teddy Riley, was sprawling and underrated.

(Though, as we walked through the White House, it did occur to me that, from the point of view of a caterer, the White House might seem less like the nerve center of the free world than like a medium-sized, slightly shabby charming resort hotel in Virginia, the kind where your best friend from college puts everyone up when he marries that horsy girl you all have doubts about).