Sentence examples for charming problems from inspiring English sources

Since Archytas' duplication of the cube shows him to be one of the leading solid geometers of the time, it is hard to avoid the conclusion that Plato regarded him as one of the arrogant experts, who focused on solving charming problems but failed to produce a coherent discipline of solid geometry.

Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.

I've come across DVDs made cheaply from prints that underwent little in the way of clean-up and nothing in the way of restoration, and find them eminently acceptable, even charming (their biggest problem is often the sound, which, taken from the optical track of release prints, may be muffled).

Riviera Nayarit The problem with charming Mexican surf towns is they occasionally lack modern luxuries like paved roads and potable water.

Obama wouldn't comment on the spying story, but he made it clear that, even if he suddenly decided Bibi was brashly charming and lovable, the larger problems would still be there.

But finding fine words for powerful outsiders has never been a problem for jovial, charming Mr Shevardnadze.

It's also tremendously distracting, which is a problem because the charming and enthusiastic Patience Hodgson and John Patterson – known to an entire generation of Australian music fans as The Grates – are excitedly telling me all about the history of and plans for their cafe and venue, the Southside Tea Room, and the whole time I'm thinking "this is the single best brownie I've ever tasted".

One of the problems is that the charming family next door own two cats, which regularly prowl around our garden in search of food.

He makes an instantly charming joke about having a drug problem.

And perhaps the most important thing is there is still the age-old problem of actually being charming when two people actually arrange a date in real life.

It's charming, and it solves all kinds of problems about how you do a taller building in a lower landscape.