Sentence examples for bit of charm from inspiring English sources

He created a bit of charm on what has become an ever more charmless avenue.

"There's a bit of charm and a richness a city the size of Nashville allows for".

I hope I conducted myself with a bit of charm and grace.

They also add a bit of charm and whimsy to the rather dreary prospect of a food container.

O.K., the Rays can claim a little bit of charm despite that dreadful ballpark and its empty seats, but they are so four years ago.

And is it possible to add a bit of charm and romance to what could otherwise be a dry contemporary interior?

At first, my parents were a bit skeptical of him, but soon even they were charmed.

Now if Eggsy, played by Taron Egerton, can survive the training course in which he is pitted against a bunch of stuckup, over-entitled Oxbridge ponces (plus the token bit of hottie posh whose snobby froideur melts at our hero's bit-of-rough charms), then he can become a Kingsman.

A bit of northern charm".

It's one of the few areas of the city centre that still retains a bit of original charm".

The resulting layout is a tad awkward, and homey touches remain, but the mismatching sets the tone for informality and adds a bit of country charm.