Sentence examples for charm to do from inspiring English sources

As the only human raised on Vulcan, she is smarter and more rational than everyone else, but not so Spock-like as to be uncool; she has the wit and charm to do what she wants.

Mr. Burns, as usual, is much too busy overestimating his cleverness and charm to do much acting, and Ms. Weisz does not even rise to the femme fatale ridiculousness of her part.

You have charmed Charles and Dodi and all the men in this world, now use your charm to do something worthwhile, something that is just, that is good, something you will be genuinely proud of.

"She is clearly a clever operator who is not above using her considerable feminine charms to do things," Wilson said.

His unadorned intellectual charm has to do with his lack of pettiness.

And much like her character, you can try to rebuff his charms, but to do so is hopeless.

"It's part of the charm; you have to do it right".

Others find charm — not easy to do in this rundown port — in the crenelated ramparts surrounding its medina.

But charm had little to do with another step the Cubs took to increase their revenue stream.

That cozy charm has much to do with the ebullient 32-year-old owner, Ilson Goncalves, who opened the restaurant, his first, in December 2011.

The driven Dutchman will want to succeed where others failed or stuttered – but he will need true grit as well as charm and eloquence to do so.