Sentence examples for charm was evident from inspiring English sources

Even at that hour the hotel's charm was evident.

Ms. LeGon's charm was evident in excerpts from her films.

His natural charm was evident by the fact that he effortlessly befriended everyone in our office, and his visits were a highlight of any day.

The influence of Marcel Duchamp, with his inscrutable yet contagious charm, is evident throughout.

Here, as the choreographer floods the stage with men, women and children, Tchaikovsky's own celebratory vision of plenitude, youth and charm is evident.

Mac Forbes is one of Australia's best winemakers and his light-touch charm is evident, in this wine bottled for the Wine Society – a refreshing red with a raspberry raciness and hint of bergamot that is surely the best sub-£10 pinot around at the moment.

Two years later, a clothing collection was introduced by Mr. Jacobs, whose wit and charm is evident in the museum displays, which include fur bags with the famous logo; ethereal, girly dresses; and the famous rubber concoctions of 2006, inspired by the Nurse paintings of the artist Richard Prince.

For residents of the streets lining the pond, the many charms are evident.

(Scheck, with his palliative big-daddy torpor, suggests Ronald Reagan.) Some of the television cartoon's gentle charms are evident in the movie: Arnold's neighborhood could be an update of a backlot street scene from a 1930's Warner Brothers picture.

We arranged to meet at a coffee shop near his Midtown flat and his gentle, pixieish charm was immediately evident.

The city still retains a medieval charm, which is evident in its narrow streets, splendid forts and palaces, opulent havelis and bazaars.