Sentence examples for a special charm from inspiring English sources

Telluride's mix of glamour and rusticity has a special charm.

That probably makes a special charm of "Cave of Forgotten Dreams".

The house has 10 bathrooms, some furnished like small sitting rooms to give them a special charm.

The youngest child, who is not yet in her teens, was dressed in a pink-cheeked muslin frock and had a special charm.

It takes a special charm to elevate one of these soap bubbles above the ordinary, but Ad Hudler's "Househusband" has a winning gimmick.

Thomas Hardy's early novel A Pair of Blue Eyes (1873) is not one of his established classics, but it has a special charm and interest.

In recent years, Westport no longer held any special charm for Ms. Stewart, who moved to Katonah, N.Y.

But its handmade strangeness has a rare and special charm, and its mixture of humor, wonder and awe at times suggests a live-action response to the work of Hayao Miyazaki, the grand old man of Japanese anime.

Not because we as a people possess some special charm.

Depp is in talks to play Mortdecai himself, described as a roguish and debonair art dealer who must "must traverse the globe armed only with his good looks and special charm in a race to recover a stolen painting rumoured to contain the code to a lost bank account filled with Nazi gold".

It's this twinning of down-home setting and world-class skiing that is the special charm of Austria's Zillertal, a valley in a deep fold of the Tyrolean Alps an hour south of Innsbruck.