Sentence examples for charming drawing from inspiring English sources

A charming drawing illustrates a Christian funeral "with sacro-pagan rites" in 19th-century Vietnam, where Christians had been heavily persecuted.

Josephine Baker as "Princess Tam-Tam" stars in a Pygmalion story; the poster for the film is a charming drawing.

There is a charming drawing here by E. H. Shepard, the English illustrator of "Winnie-the-Pooh" and "Wind in the Willows," sent in tribute to the American actress Ruth Draper after a 1949 performance.

Mr. Kuspit gave an honorable mention to the dense composition of Renaissance-like figures by Solveig Kjok of Brooklyn, but the most charming drawing is "Popcorn No. 9" by Eli Neugeboren, also from Brooklyn.

Then there is Mr. Goswami's relationship with his former boss Rajdeep Sardesai, the head of a rival news channel, which the piece describes this way: "Goswami had worked under Sardesai for almost a decade, and despised him so deeply that his son had made a charming drawing of Goswami triumphing over his former boss.

And the other papers, including a charming line drawing, a self-portrait, provide a glimpse into the life of a complex artist.

Is this a charming tradition, drawing folks together, or a sly expression of secret rampant egomania?

Woman have claimed his spirit is still charming them, drawing them upstairs with an overwhelming supernatural compulsion to venture into his old room.

And there are charming moments drawn directly from the Juilliard classes, as when Callas advises young Sophie not to wear a short skirt on stage, lest those audience members sitting below see more than Sophie wants them to.

Harry's modest, charming personality drew mentors to him who filled the roles of surrogate family members, including Hagrid, the Weasleys and Sirius Black.

Gibb seduces the reader with sparky prose and charming storylines before drawing us onto a heart-wrenching rollercoaster ride through one breakdown after another.