Sentence examples for Somewhat charming from inspiring English sources

An old and dirty, but somewhat charming little street, Washington Pl. is clean and festive on this day.

And Mr. Metzo as Julius Caesar manages to humanize the man to the point of making him a somewhat charming rogue, a nice touch in an evening of spine-tingling clash and discord.

Sherman taught him some things about the game, and he has attended every Super Bowl, but Tisch still quivers like a fan rather than an insider, and that is somewhat charming, given the way owners tend to become experts very quickly.

The show is framed as a lecture Dr. Bruckner is giving at a convention (not a terribly exciting idea) and though Connick is somewhat charming in those moments, he spends most of the show looking very glum and standing on the side of the stage observing others.

Although Via Nationale, the adjoining street to my hotel, is very commercial and busy, the side streets are somewhat charming and full of interesting galleries and storefronts -- I am still looking for a nice internet bar/cafe, though, where I can settle in.

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

Somewhat more charming is her Prince tribute, 'Cherry Pie', but still, J-Lo's Rebirth is an uneven affair, even with the free perfume that comes with some copies.

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He is best known for his politically charged portrayals of somewhat outcast but charming heroes.

Publicly, Sagan was the world's most famous scientist, the charming, somewhat boyish and erudite sage whose books, lectures, and award-winning television series, Cosmos, spoke soothingly of science as an integral and transforming feature of human culture.