Sentence examples for charming to be from inspiring English sources

"Women are taught to smile, to be pleasant, to be charming, to be attractive.

(About him, Mr. Montagu said, "Fleming is charming to be with, but would sell his own grandmother").

That exchange captured the villages: they are charming, to be sure, but they are also clearly dying.

While they surely tire of the stereotypes, it must be charming to be known for such benign, civilised cultural traits.

George Clooney came to mind, but while his involvement in political causes has pleased liberals and piqued conservatives, he is simply too charming to be a lefty Trump.

Gounod's Méphistophélès seems far too charming to be malevolent; and the pretty young Marguerite is a little shallow, smitten as much by a casket of jewels as by the young Faust's ardor.

"And if he'd paid me beforehand, I would have felt I owed him something, and the whole thing would have gone from charming to being bought".

The New Yorker, March 23 , 1935P. 41 Mrs. Swift was always warm, glowing, charming - to be near her was like standing before a grate fire.

By Stacy Jones The New Yorker, March 23 , 1935P. 41 Mrs. Swift was always warm, glowing, charming - to be near her was like standing before a grate fire.

In a lot of ways, it's a pretty pleasant and charming town to be in.

It's charming and entertaining, to be sure.