Sentence examples for charming sometimes from inspiring English sources

Sometimes charming, sometimes... well, less so.

Mr Chirac, usually charming, sometimes shrewd but too often opportunistic and shallow, is certainly one of France's luckiest politicians of recent times.

In the Book Review, Jenny Turner described the novel's "free-form, improvised" quality: "The effect is odd but also charming: sometimes bathetic, sometimes sublime".

He tells stories about each of them, and about his own adventurous youth, recreating conversations from decades ago that are sometimes charming, sometimes chilling, occasionally moving.

BOOKS lead review of "Bosie: A Biography of Lord Alfred Douglas" (Talk Miramax Books; $27.50) by Douglas Murray...[This biography] is the sometimes charming, sometimes chilling story of an ex-boy.

But here's the real reason that many music fans, and some in the recording industry, are paying attention to this out-of-left-field hit: "Langley" is likely to be a lot of people's introduction to a growing body of sometimes charming, sometimes deeply unsettling work that has begun to be lashed together under the label "outsider music".

Yes, the piece is a novelty, charming and sometimes funny.

Lasting less than an hour, it is a charming and sometimes oddly moving piece.

They lent the buildings a charming if sometimes incongruous air of domesticity.

It's cranky, charming, and sometimes unwittingly hilarious, which is exactly what fans would expect.

Filipinos are reputed to have a relaxed and charming but sometimes infuriatingly Latin mañana approach to life.