Sentence examples for charming going out from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — In questioning the potential jurors in Roger Clemens's perjury trial, Rusty Hardin, Clemens's lawyer, has been smooth and charming, going out of his way to make connections with the people who might decide his client's fate.
The four hapless Charmings go out in search of Cinderella, whom the witch has also captured — a quest that recalls at moments the Musketeers and at others, the Marxes.
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John, a charming and unthreatening man, went out drinking with off-duty local government officials to get an idea of the details we needed.
He is known for being volatile, intense and brilliant, a man of uncompromising likes and dislikes who can be intoxicatingly charming but does not necessarily go out of his way to ingratiate himself with others.
The next time you go out, be as charming as you can be, as pretty as you can be, and make him remember what he's been missing out on the last week or so.
He had to be credible, a worthy opponent, full of himself yet charming--someone you'd go out with once or twice". At one point, a rather maternal, pedantic Belle was portrayed as "just friends" with the Beast--an approach that didn't sit well with Woolverton.
"If I go out and be an asshole talking about 'Bored to Death,' people say, 'Oh, he's that charming, silly asshole,' " Danson said.
Karim, who is 40, tall and charming, went to N.Y.U. and set out to be a documentary filmmaker.
She is invigorating company, but won't go out of her way to make herself charming or genial.
