Sentence examples similar to a charming fault from inspiring English sources
It is worth noting, however, that Harriet's published memories of Strindberg are overwhelmingly generous and appreciative; and his much-abused friends and colleagues have left a confounding array of tender reminiscences; when not in one of his "black moods," Strindberg is described as being generous to a fault, a charming houseguest, wonderful with children and deeply loved.
"I want the Republicans to think, 'Wow, we really got our night on HBO,' " a comment that could rile the same liberals who faulted "Journeys With George" for showing a charming side of Mr. Bush.
Such as reminding me of my own faults in a course, or using a charming smile, or, as Sophie was doing, sidling up and standing two inches away from me as she asked me if people did not like me.
He will visit some favorites and neglect others, but even the reader who lies futilely in wait for Elizabeth Bowen cannot fault him: the result is by any measure a charming, discursive delight.
"What a charming gentleman.
Ashley Emerson was a charming Papagena.
A charming Brazilian bistro.
