Sentence examples for charming influential from inspiring English sources
Una's breakthrough as a writer, like O'Faolain's in real life, has come with the success of two family memoirs in which her father – outwardly a charming, influential journalist and social columnist for a Dublin paper – appears as a petty domestic tyrant and violent bully.
Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.
Another question for Valentine's Day: has any subsequent romantic comedy been funnier, more charming or more influential?
In Victoria, the influential and charming Lord Melbourne is played by Rufus Sewell, while in The Crown the crucial role of Winston Churchill has gone to an American, John Lithgow.
He noted that when Jobs ran Apple, he used his emotions strategically, belittling some people while charming others, such as influential technology writers.
When his friend Terence Rattigan's charming first play was savaged by the influential critic James Agate, Gielgud wrote a strong letter of protest to Agate's newspaper.
The original game was a contemporary of the revered and influential Cave Story; both were wonderful free games made with charming retro pixel art, but beyond that the stories diverged.
Former president Jimmy Carter met with her during a visit to Havana this year, President Obama did an online interview for her blog in late 2009, and in 2008 Time magazine, praising her "charming but pugnacious slice-of-life portraits of life in Cuba," put her on its list of the 100 most influential people in the world.
Although she mentions the renowned and vastly entertaining Geoffrey Crowther, and Elizabeth Monroe, she overlooks another shining star of The Economist: Barbara Ward was bright, charming and packed an influential wallop.
Just be charming, charming, charming.
