Sentence examples for all that charming from inspiring English sources

Not that Dina was all that charming herself, mind you.

But lately it's been looking as if the Texas governor is not all that charming as a winner either.

None of them are all that charming, and they don't know how to talk to women (saying "LOL" out loud does not count as youthful wit).

I didn't go to Eton and get all that smarmy, charming education, I'm afraid.

He added: "I didn't go to Eton and get all that smarmy charming education, I'm afraid.

Instead I look back from here, across the megalopolis I barely crossed, with all that I found charming – and remind myself that since 1531 a great number of people do this walk on their knees.

Written in 1891, these anticipate the 20th century; six contemporaneous songs by Cécile Chaminade look back to the 19th, but are lively and charming for all that.

Hair is famous for many things and the most famous of all is that charming young people take their clothes off in it.

There are countless rose-bedecked charity functions, trips to Paris to stay in the Fritz (that's the Fucking Ritz, apparently), interludes with princes, overdoses, psychiatrists, Hollywood directors, and, as is the custom, true love conquering all, in that charming way it does.

Not that this fabulously chic, stylish and friendly place is not inclusive; far from it - one of its proudest boasts is that nearly all the (charming, funny and friendly) staff are local, the beach is open, and you can walk off the sands and into the nearby village in a minute.

Oh, she's still clever and charming and all that.