Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.
There is a charge of both competition and flirtation between them — at its most charming, when they circle each other, with low but spiraling hands — but it is always she, appealingly, who seems to lead.
Yuja went to the designated piano, and Dukovic — a handsome young man, with a warm and charming manner — began circling around it, snapping pictures with a handheld camera, as she played bits and pieces of repertoire.
His mission is to infiltrate the inner circle of the charming Richard Roper, played by Hugh Laurie, a British expatriate and criminal purveyor of dangerous chemical weapons to the highest bidder in the Middle East.
The Circle Jafar Panahi's charming first feature, "The White Balloon," centered on a child's search for the perfect goldfish, but here the Iranian filmmaker turns to society's cruelty to women.
His aides and many in the Washington social circle described him as charming and friendly, and he was a popular guest at cocktail parties.
A co-organiser of the famous 1936 Surrealism exhibition in London, self-educated Gascoyne moved in literary and artistic circles with a certain charming diffidence born of precarious sexuality and finances – and persistent recourse to off-the-shelf Benzedrine.
That batty image persists in Lynne Truss's charming 1996 comic novel about the Freshwater circle, "Tennyson's Gift".
He grew up as far from conventional design circles as possible, on a charming island populated by cows, the child of innkeepers.
Romney's plastic image to some extent stems from his difficulty in relating to people outside Mormon circles, though within those circles he is seen as warm, funny and charming.
