Sentence examples for a man of utter charm from inspiring English sources

Alda's Feynman is a man of utter charm, although a scene with one of his female students (Kellie Overbey) suggests, ever so glancingly, that there might be a whiff of something unsavory behind that charm.

"He was a man of utter, complete artistic and moral integrity," said Pullman.

But it did portray a man of utter cynicism and terrifying self-confidence.

He is a man of immense charm.

Sihanouk was a man of eccentric charm.

A man of singular charm, intelligence and strength.

He was a man of wit, charm and generosity.

"He was a man of outstanding charm," she recalls.

But he is also a man of great charm, with a capacity for self-examination.

Hart is a loner; a man of some charm but not warmth.

At the age of 67, Pope Paul, though apparently frail, was a man of great charm and determination.