Sentence examples for charming remarks from inspiring English sources
She smiles winningly, makes some charming remarks, says goodbye, and walks out, with Watson happily in tow.
As Miss DiDonato said in her charming remarks at the close of the concert, some of the young orchestra players had never been to the US, and were thrilled to be here now.
Ms. Siebert, in a charming speech, remarked on how hard the Philharmonic had worked during her tenure.
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But the real star is the eccentric and charming bookstore proprietor, George Whitman, who remarks, after losing a stack of two-hundred-franc notes to nest-building mice, "At least it's not the books".
When he was not making remarks about the Jews he could be charming".
Mr. McCain was ecstatic, and to tell the truth, the kids won many hearts when they yelled so loud the local congressman was unable to tell a charming story about Strom Thurmond he'd prepared for his introductory remarks.
In a charming appendix about his pencil collection, Petroski records Nabokov's remark that "his pencils outlasted their erasers".
In a charming appendix about his pencil collection, Petroski records Nabokov's remark that "his pencils outlasted their erasers". John Steinbeck "could not use pencils once he felt their ferrules touch his hand". I am in Steinbeck's camp.
The movie hints that Jamerson's charming eccentricity masked a dangerous streak, which is reinforced when Mr. Ashford remarks, "You try to keep him as tranquil as possible because he could really get out there".
