Sentence examples for be a charming thing from inspiring English sources

A winding path can be a charming thing, as can a gradual ascent; but a straight path, like a tough ski slope, showing off a gradient at its most severe, and flanked by something tall, creating a vista of the kind which so transfixed the artists who went to worship at Tivoli in the 18th and 19th centuries - that would be something to have achieved.

I get it, I get it - "bag lady" wasn't a charming thing to say.

–FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT Money's a horrid thing to follow, but a charming thing to meet.

A piglet is a charming and tiny thing but an adult pig can be enormous and unless handled sensibly could become aggressive and therefore dangerous.

It does upset me, but then it's an incredibly charming thing because when she does come it's very special.

The state of Oaxaca is a charming place known for a few things: cop corruption, repression, poverty, blood, mezcal, and machetes.

Maurice Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are is a charming metaphor about runaway children in which we learn that if you flee your parents' home, chances are you will find yourself surrounded by savage beasts and you will probably miss your mommy's home cooked meals.

Our favorite thing this week is a charming throwback video from Kaytranada for the video to "You're the One".

It's a charming place, but it's not Gary's thing.

"I've been told a lot of good things about Vienna — it's a charming city," Forget told French reporters.

Being Human Anticipating the world craze for all things vampire, this BBC3 paranormal drama was a charming success.