Sentence examples for charming merits from inspiring English sources
Considering the charming merits and natural defects of Li4Ti5O12 (LTO), we build a hierarchical LTO/C composite through a rational hydrothermal route by utilizing the low-cost glucose as carbon source.
Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.
Ward points out that even the lowest-scoring vessel in the guide – two-star, 100-year-old Anna Maria Agnes which scored 192 out of 500 – has its merits: "A really charming, vintage vessel.
That would be unfortunate, because "Bunheads," beyond being a charming and funny show, has the great merit of being unlike anything else on television at the moment.
Mike Hale revisited "Bunheads" in The Times in March, when the absence of a renewal announcement for the series was an alarming sign for its future, and wrote that canceling the show would be a disappointment "because 'Bunheads,' beyond being a charming and funny show, has the great merit of being unlike anything else on television at the moment".
She is charming and reflective, bouncing in conversation from James Baldwin to the charms of Coney Island to the therapeutic merits of a good bike ride.
But like most of her classmates, Mrs. Schwartz had no idea that her charming teacher, who rhapsodized on a recent summer morning about the zany merits of the 1938 classic "Bringing Up Baby," had a past littered with smoky West Side pool halls, dank public housing stairwells and resentful men who carry guns.
Visit after work and some charming barmen will happily deal with your indecisiveness, coercing you into ordering something delicious while discussing the relative merits of the members of the Wu-Tang Clan.
The charming grape and wine (best and most expensively identified with Condrieu, in the northern Rhone, and newly in California) merits East Enders' attention as a welcome variant to the chardonnay deluge.
