Sentence examples for charm like from inspiring English sources

Charm, like taste, is a matter of opinion, of course.

True, he does not ooze charm like Mitt Romney or John Edwards.

Comic charm, like power and new money, seldom announces itself quietly in New York.

Genuine charm, like actual manners, depends on being interested in others.

But that doesn't keep the quick-footed street style known as pantsula from giving off an innocent charm like that of early hip-hop.

Rates start at about $300 for rooms that offer plenty of antebellum charm, like exposed brick walls and knotty pine floors; in-room breakfast is included.

Maxime, who has a sharp chin and an easy charm, would like to be a doctor.

I tried to come up with charms like the Eiffel Tower.

I also began to tune in to more enduring charms like loyalty and reliability.

Brunet and bronzed, she's pretty and talkative, but she wields her charms like a handgun.

And he's admittedly lost without his compass necklace, which is loaded with lucky charms like a Saint Christopher medal, a wishbone and a harmonica.