Sentence examples for a sort of charm from inspiring English sources

In recent days, President Boris N. Yeltsin has mounted a sort of charm offensive to woo hard-line deputies.

Holley put Dial at ease by gathering some items from the yard — a bird feather, some wood — and fashioning them into a sort of charm.

Statham can exude a sort of charm, mainly based around his own apparent disbelief at how well it's gone for him in the film game, but it doesn't extend to trading funnies with the big guy.

Be flirty : Gabrielle is part Veela so she has a sort of charm for men.

I like her inability to deploy any sort of charm.

(He had and has a sort of endearing charm in the strangeness).

And yet they're curiously effective, so confident in their misfires that they achieve a sort of insidious charm.

His small eyes were highly focussed, and his face, which was oddly cherubic, was not without a sort of brutal charm.

The model could barely walk, much less ski in the roomy pants, but she did have a sort of awkward charm.

Tony, in the first series, still has a sort of rakish charm – this diminishes markedly as the series continues – and the black humour is at its most tangy here.

Even the older women helped calm the young man down, and their tone, too, suggested that Ggaecheol's being an idiot was his saving grace — a sort of magical charm.