Sentence examples for charming like a from inspiring English sources

The effect was surprisingly charming, like a clean bouquet.

After one visit, a guest reflected on the evening: "Just charming, like a little vacation from your life".

Natchitoches, billed as the oldest town in Louisiana (founded in 1714), is outlandishly charming, like a miniature distillation of the best bits of New Orleans.

The thought of all that repetitive effort, a kind of digital ironing, is quaintly charming – like a farmer tending to his patch with a sickle, his back squarely turned to the rolling Google combine harvester.

I find Debord's rants adolescent — but their adolescence is what makes them enduringly charming, like a primordial form of intellectual punk: impossible and wrongheaded, expressive of real and vital energies, and also terribly self-destructive.

Why did that charming-like-a-snake defense crime scene expert Dr. Katz Chip Zienn, a musical-theater actor who knocks it out of the park here) praise the prosecutor's expert at a dinner years ago if he thinks the man's work is so lousy?

Not at doing anything evil other than being funny, charming and liking a party, but being seen to be a bit drunk in public.

The results are strange and oddly charming, like sipping a gin gimlet on a circling spaceship.

Wear simple, flowing clothes, and charming accessories, like a simple charm bracelet or a gold necklace.

But then I'm human; I like a charming love story as much as the gruesome and difficult stuff.

This new 31-seat restaurant, which opened around Thanksgiving, is minute, but charming, like dining in a private home, with copper tabletops, several framed wall mirrors, carriage lamps, and a banquette along the end wall piled with big puffy cushions.