Sentence examples for accounting charm from inspiring English sources

Jim Behrle writes that accounting, charm, and sex-ed should be required courses for writers.

His champions did not take into account that charm does not make a consensus-builder out of a person who doesn't particularly value consensus.

Though attraction is often paired with appearance, IQ, bank account, or charm, these aren't enough to summon such blessings.

By all accounts, he charmed everyone he met.

By many accounts, he charmed locals and lawmen, paid a penniless widow's mortgage, rode back for his dog in the middle of an escape and never took a man's life (though his Wild Bunch henchman Harvey Logan, a.k.a. Kid Curry, is often remembered as a psychopathic killer).

"Caramelization accounts for the charm of the tart," he said sternly.

It is not so much Expo '86's substance that accounts for its charm as its style.

Such numbers account for the charm offensive vis-à-vis the United States by French and German travel industry officials.

In the end, it's Johnson's insights that account for the charm of these books, not her characters', and, coming upon her description of the cynical Estelle d'Argel, we sense an impish wink to the reader.

The British consul in Florence observed that Willy was "worth a battleship" to the foreign office on account of the charm and tact with which he handled President Harry Truman, the King of Norway and other visiting dignitaries.

Fry nicknamed him Beamish, on account of his irrepressible charm.