Sentence examples for charming how from inspiring English sources
It's charming how the sheep crochets her own coat.
It's charming how these little festivals, advertent and otherwise, keep sprouting in New York.
"Isn't it charming how homosexuals rally like-minded chaps to their cause?" it spat.
It's charming how she negotiates this encumbrance to reprise much of her opening solo, full of fluid rolling on and off the floor.
My second choice is the utterly charming How to Find Gold (Walker) by Viviane Schwarz, one of the most innovative and creative picture-book makers we have.
'Ah," beams Kenneth Baker as we greet, "you must have a copy of my book!" At first I take this for modesty – a quality not traditionally ascribed to the former minister, and unexpectedly charming; how sweet of him not to realise I would already have read it.
How do we judge someone we find charming — or, how do we avoid having our judgment muddled by someone's charm?
One of the things that Franklin Foer's charming book "How Soccer Explains the World" explains is how soccer, along with its globalizing, unifying effects, provides plenty of opportunities for expressions of nationalism, which need not be illiberal, and for tribalism, which almost always is.
Please give generously The Ignatieff revival The charming neighbour How many hostages?
"When I met him, I remember thinking, 'Gee, this guy is charming, but how smart is he?' But he is razor sharp.
She concluded the segment reminding Trump, as if she were speaking directly to him, that he was charming and how he needed to show his heart to the American people.
