Rhymed couplets drive headlong: That almost envious sexual tension which Rubbing at made the greater, like an itch, An itch to steal or otherwise possess The brilliant restive charm, the boyishness.
The Music Hall and Theatre Review was equally complimentary, saying: "Brilliant Repertory, Charming Dresses, A Unique Personality!" During the Christmas period of 1898 9, Lloyd returned to the Crown where she took her benefit, during which she appeared in Dick Whittington.
Sharon was perceptive but not conceptually brilliant; he had charm, but he did not radiate greatness.
But despite the company's tremendous charm, brilliant control, rich tone and obvious versatility, plenty of its repertory is minor choreography.
"Everyone thinks they're the chosen ones," one character reminds another, and Cardenas's gift is to show, through long, brilliant sentences, the charm of inaction and delinquency.
It's only when Mayo gets to do a proper interview – as he did with Ray Winstone on Tuesday – that we're reminded that he is a broadcaster with bite as well as charm, brilliant at teasing great quotes out of people.
Perhaps the most gifted Athenian of his generation, Alcibiades possessed great charm and brilliant political and military abilities but was absolutely unscrupulous.
But he's undercut this boyish charm to brilliant effect in some bad-guy roles, such as plane thriller Red Eye, or as Batman's Scarecrow.
In the grand tradition of brash and bolshy pop, it was hard to tell if it was dreadful or brilliant, but their ramshackle charm meant it somehow worked.
Here's the problem: Newt Gingrich has relied on wit and charm and brilliant debate performances, while Mitt Romney has built his campaign house on a solid foundation of infrastructure and organization.
