Sentence examples for assumes charm from inspiring English sources

He dances elegantly, but isn't yet on full-voltage; he assumes charm rather than displays it.

He has victimized 30 women — not with physical seduction but with charm, assumed names and swindles.

The bloodstained meatpacking district in recent years has assumed a sudden charm.

This possibility doesn't fit Kempe's narrative of a naive, young guy who assumed he could charm Khrushchev.

Having applied his perseverance and spells to erect a magical bridge, the piglet fulfills the requirement for marrying the emperor's daughter, after which it is uncovered that he is a Făt-Frumos or Prince Charming character who assumes his real identity only by night.

In this tale, Vishnu assumes his female form (the name "Mohini" is not used) and charms Bhasmasura.

Through his intelligence and charm Mandela assumed leadership over not only his jailed comrades but also over many of the warders to whom he was unfailingly courteous but uncowed.

Surely it's a thin line between thinking that because you're powerful and famous, everyone will succumb to your charms, and assuming that anyone who resists is being unreasonable.

Every phase of Beryl's life is recounted with vigour, and we can assume that the author was charmed by her feisty subject, but each stage is so distinct that it's hard to grasp Beryl's character.

If an unpopular, often strident figure like Thatcher could win while making the case for free markets and individual liberty, it had to be assumed that Reagan's success went beyond his avuncular charm and eloquence.

The cast members — who also include Cotter Smith as M's father, F — are superb (assumed British accents and all), and they find the particular charm and rhythm of their characters.