Sentence examples for a subtle charm from inspiring English sources

The design of the original cover still holds a subtle charm.

But this AMC film — which was directed by Walter Hill, whose work includes "The Long Riders," "Geronimo: An American Legend" and the pilot of "Deadwood" — has a subtle charm of its own.

One of the earliest pieces he does recognise is The Oockooing Bird, a solo piano piece that is full of a subtle charm and quirkiness that sounds, with the knowledge of his mature music in your ears, like a premonition of the wilder rhythms, rituals and harmonies he would later unearth.

Over half a century later, Santiago exudes a subtle charm that feels half small-town, half urban jungle.

This predilection for the "old" extended into all areas of domestic life: dried flowers were seen to have a more subtle charm than fresh, prints should be faded, rugs worn, wallpaper streaked by the sun.

As a leader and cleric, Nasrallah relied on charisma and subtle charm to express his message.

Its most subtle charm lies, however, not in the dramatic natural landscape, but in the equally dramatic man-made beauty of its exterior decoration.

And from there it was easier to appreciate this weird ecosystem's subtle charm -- varying shades of green layered upon green over waving dunes.

Cheikh Lo, who once worked non-stop as a session percussionist on the Paris studio scene, has moved from backline to World Music superstar while maintaining his subtle charm.

But as so often for teams facing the Sounders' attack, you concentrate on the main men at your peril, as Marco Pappa and Lamar Neagle have the ability to hurt teams from other angles, or at least soften them up until the subtle charm of Chad Barrett substitutes in to batter tired defenses.

It's easy to see why residents enjoy The Fechin (pronounced Feshin) as much as guests: The light-filled lobby and adjacent library ooze comfort and camaraderie, as well as easy elegance and subtle charm.