Sentence examples similar to charming epithet from inspiring English sources
Al Awda, whose supporters have been known to chant charming epithets such as "Jews Are Our Dogs," is triumphantly displaying an email from UNRWA's Sami Mshasha gratefully recognizing the organization's role in securing Whitley's apologia.
And Jamie Lynn herself was called any number of those so-charming epithets reserved for unwed teenage moms.
Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.
Charming, charming, charming\" by NPR.
Such an epithet, however, would ill-befit the charming little market town of Howden (population 3,810) at the heart of Mr Davis's political homeland.
From there the relay heads out of the town centre, bypassing such charming districts as Bengeo, Little Molewood, Dicker Mill and Cold Christmas – epithets that suggest Enid Blyton was in charge of naming the local districts.
The specific epithet of illecebrosa is derived from the Latin, " illecebrosus", meaning "attractive" or "charming".
Jones disliked the epithet.
Just be charming, charming, charming.
