Sentence examples similar to charming trait from inspiring English sources

Aubergine, of course, is French for eggplant, and one of the enduringly charming traits of those in the decorating trade is that, being in the fancying-up business, they seldom prefer a dull English word when a swanky-sounding foreign one is ready at hand.

That's one of their charming traits.

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Since my own OCD symptoms caused me so much pain that I considered suicide, it always irks me when the media presents OCD as a charming slapstick character trait.

Graff shares quite a few of Trump's traits: charming and outrageously self-promoting, blunt and full of braggadocio, obsessed with superlatives.

Their love for these things is one of their most charming and admirable traits.

If he/she is solo, then try charming him/her with your traits.

Traits that are charming to humans can be unpleasant for the animals endowed with them.

Some students had been ragged but charming; some used elaborate metaphors, a trait shared by scientists and rappers, Mr. Emdin said.

She seemed incapable of censoring herself, a trait which started out charming and funny but later became rather sad, particularly when in 2007 she described herself as "fat, ugly and shitter than Winehouse".