Sentence examples for charming curiosity from inspiring English sources

It's a charming curiosity, with an exciting shipwreck scene at the beginning that looks like a Hokusai print in motion.

For New Yorkers, Brighton Beach is a charming curiosity, a little bit of Russia in their own backyard.

The Castle is a charming curiosity, but from its battlements the horizons hold none of the views for which Africa is famous.

To most Americans, Gingrich is a charming curiosity: His latest stint with public relevancy was a quixotic 2012 presidential bid in which he visited many of the nation's finest zoos and advocated the establishment of lunar colonies.*.*

Better known for The Maltese Falcon, the archetypal private-eye novel, Hammett was arguably on the slide with The Thin Man, but Nick and Nora remain charming curiosities - as though Dorothy Parker and James Thurber had become hardboiled detectives.

Convenient to Syntagma Square and Ermou Street shopping, the hotel is directly across from one of the city's most charming curiosities: the tiny 16th-century Agia Dinami chapel wedged beneath a high-rise office building.

"Though the world has changed, and many of the marketplaces for these crafts have altered too, they are so much more than charming curiosities: they are a living connection with our past".

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This is not the most poignant of his books, nor is it his most imaginatively inspired, but it is none the less a charming fable about curiosity and progress.

They ignored his less charming attributes – his lack of curiosity about others, his sense of entitlement, his tendency to cry and sulk when he lost – because he displayed such promise at moving pieces around the board.

They bring an unchannelled curiosity, a curated range of skills, and a charming doubt of all identities, including their own, which they keep in quotation marks — and, as such, they are at the prow of progress.