Sentence examples for charming about how from inspiring English sources

There's something kind of charming about how little effort went into this.

As much as I wanted to laugh at how disconnected most of it seemed from the 21st century, there's something undeniably charming about how earnest and authentic the show and its proprietors were.

I guess it's probably a cheap narrative trick to say the car is some extension of Ben, or some symbol of his personality, but the analogy holds: There's something charming about how broken it is and how it continues to run so uniquely well.

I guess it is probably a cheap narrative trick to say the car is some extension of Ben, or some symbol of his personality, but the analogy holds: There's something charming about how broken it is and how it continues to run so uniquely well.

No need to fret, though: James was charming, talking about how proud and surprised he and his teammates were to be in the White House.

Then the venture-capitalist David Hornik gave a short, charming talk about how his dyslexia makes him forget everyone's name, and Zoref left his chair to lean against the base of the stage.

In an exclusive interview, Atlantica told me a charming story about how he first heard of K.Flay.

"He would come in and tell us, in his beautiful brogue, charming, hilarious stories about how he tried to play off of the maternal instincts of the women he'd meet — making reference to how much laundry he had that needed to be done, things like that," Mr. Coleman said.

Talk story about how charming Mayor David Dinkins was at a party held at the Century Association for the New York "Observer".

"This isn't a time to talk about how charming students are, or how they're always on time," she said.

In his usual charming way, Ansari talked about how his girlfriend showed him to the feminist light and made a good quip about unequal pay.