Sentence examples for charm someone from inspiring English sources

Maybe it was just an effort to charm someone he suspected of being an Eastern liberal.

It teaches you the ability to charm someone into submission without them noticing they've lost ground.

I'd have wanted to see that lead role played by an actress with a more streetwise and garlicky charm — someone more like Marisa Tomei, for instance — but that's only one side of the character.

By removing Hart's underdog charm, someone who was inexperienced but wanted to do better/be better, we lose all sympathy for our protagonist and find ourselves rooting against the driving comic force.

You will probably want to use the food emotes when you are working as waiter, and you'll want to use flowers when you're trying to charm someone, and to use the musical fart emote when you're trying to be gross.

Stage and street hypnotists alike use this powerful technique to dramatic effect every time they seem to "charm" someone into changing their mind or bending the rules a little bit.

If you've ever shown a lack of guilt or remorse, or not felt empathy with someone, or you've charmed someone to get what you want (remember that last job interview?), then you've displayed a psychopathic trait.

But his critics see little charm in someone who, in their view, runs the state down and bullies the opposition.

Ms. Trainor, who has the easy charm of someone popular across social strata, had already self-released two solo albums.

Yet Mr. Thoubboron also possesses the small-talk charm of someone who is popular at community events.

He has long stood out in the biennials with the charm of someone who is good at devising indoor fun for clever children on rainy afternoons.