Sentence examples for charming as a from inspiring English sources
The phrase "charming as a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is commonly used to compare a person or object to something charming or delightful. Example: "She was as charming as a summer breeze, effortlessly captivating everyone around her."
A Szymborska poem is always charming, wonderfully charming, charming as a small child singing, charming as a great pop-song lyric.
They entertain well, but Mr. Weldon is far from charming as a host.
While Debra Messing is charming as a workaholic Broadway composer, her character's attempt to adopt makes no sense.
Guastavino's velvet room looks over the entire restaurant; Lupa's private rooms are as intimate and charming as a Tuscan farmhouse.
But lately it's been looking as if the Texas governor is not all that charming as a winner either.
George Clooney, bearded, and with the quick, reflexive smile of a car salesman, is charming as a cut-rate Lothario, a man who would sleep with a butterfly.
Like most such friends, he is charming as well as exasperating and a catalyst for good times even as he is a constant source of worry.
Geddeth Smith is charming as an elderly Shakespearean in rags.
In the interview, Mr. Schubert sounded put off and prickly and as charming as an ex-husband.
Deschanel is charming as an actress and seems to be equally so as a singer, with her quirkiness intact but not overpowering.
Cary Grant delivers a robust, carnal performance as the flyboys' boss, and Jean Arthur is skittishly charming as an entertainer waiting for a boat out of town; Grant emits an electric charge when he starts to take her seriously.
