Sentence examples for charming objects from inspiring English sources

It is a microcosm of charming objects, and looks like a walk-in Faberge egg.

These addictively charming objects were invented by an English mathematician who was trimming the pages of his stationery to fit the smaller American standard size.

Joseph Cornell (1903-72) has often been viewed as a recluse, isolated in his home on Utopia Parkway, lost in the fairy tales and charming objects of his collages and assemblage boxes.

While Mr. Galese has only produced a handful of these as 3-D designs, he is still looking in the patent office archives for simple, charming objects with some kind of link to the past, like the bookmark that not only holds your place, but holds a pen.

As Ingels acknowledges, "It's simply too vast, too spread out, to be a charming object".

In its whimsy, its imagination and its detailed workmanship, this charming object from 1947 could only be Hermès.

The book's most charming object is an excused-absence note that Barack Obama wrote for ten-year-old Kennedy Corpus, who had skipped school to attend a town-hall event in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

"How many hand coolers have I bought over the years?" Ms. Fink asked, and then went on to answer her own question about charming small objects of no particular use.

I thought of Mr. Starck and his talent for designing ingenious and charming modern objects (from fly swatters to bowl-shaped sinks), as well as the innovations of Joe Colombo, the extraordinary Italian architect whose 1960's projects of multifunctional living have never been surpassed.

Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.

Charming, charming, charming\" by NPR.