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The phrase "a very charming man" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has a pleasant and attractive personality, often in a social context.
Example: "At the party, I met James, who is truly a very charming man; everyone was drawn to his charisma."
Alternatives: "an incredibly charming man" or "a quite charming man."
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He was a very charming man".
"This was a very charming man," he said.
Elena murmured, "Your father is a very charming man".
'In many ways, of course, Mr. Driver is a very charming man.
Ahmet is a very charming man, and the record business is basically so boring".
"I thought he was a very charming man," Mr. Ulad recalled.
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He was a very, very charming man.
So while Ashley finally became a woman in law (with a bit of help from John Prescott, with whom she worked with in a hotel in the 1950s – "a very charming young man", she says), married couples who have stayed together through one person's transition still have to divorce if the trans person's gender is to be legally recognised.
"He was a very charming young man," Carey recalls.
In the 1960s at least one of my friend's mothers made a pass at him (he was a very charming, good-looking man), but his reaction to this was one of surprise.
Today we have seen the passing of a true great, and a true Englishman". And Dr Marek Kakula, public astronomer at Royal Observatory in Greenwich, described him as a "very charming and hospitable man".
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