Sentence examples for a less charming from inspiring English sources

Socialites' antics, after all, have taken on a less charming cast in an age that is certainly not of innocence.

The prospect of a future powered by the sun and the wind is so appealing that it obscures a less charming fact: coal is going nowhere soon.

In a less charming wrapper, the message might feel ponderous; here it's heartfelt and inspiring, even more so because the book is more than seventy years old.

A compromise: We drove four more miles down to Vielha, the valley's main town, a less charming burg of ski stores and bars.

He's basically a less charming version of David Cross's Ronnie Dobbs character from Mr Show – an incorrigible, ill-educated poor person.

Steve can market himself however he likes, but you have to admit that's a less charming sentiment coming from a middle-aged man who has been a professional musician his whole life, rather than a self-educated, elderly hard-luck-hobo who says that when he has been settled he has largely worked blue-collar jobs.

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.

Sweetness is not this gifted comedian's strong suit, and in its place Mr. Kattan offers a desperate eagerness to please, a far less charming quality.

The whole "we have fun and a lot of laughs" vibe felt a lot less charming when being ill once, late once and then ill again over a three-month period would see you automatically get the sack.

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

Security will tighten and Paris must become a little less charming.