Sentence examples for charmingly described from inspiring English sources

And his father was socially inept and generally kept to himself, and Kanner sort of charmingly described those books as his father's way of playing solitaire.

Dubiel, later charmingly described by a witness as "very ugly," was also armed and sporting her very own red leather outfit.

Kpomassie writes engagingly about the clash of two non-western cultures without descending into tedious academese; he simply goes to Greenland and bluntly but charmingly describes what he experiences.

The susceptible this year, as long as they can stick the title, will do no better than John Prater's Baby Bear's Christmas Kiss (Bodley Head £10.99), which charmingly describes a recognisable human Christmas, but as performed by bears.

In his letters, Evelyn Waugh rather charmingly describes his daughter Margaret getting married in 1962 "in a tea gown of her great-grandmother's out of the acting cupboard, used in countless charades".

Brooker fully admits that the Thames hosts a fair amount of fecal matter and charmingly describes the way the foreshore can turn brown after heavy rains ("The sewers can't handle that amount of water, they're all Victorian"), but to him, that's sort of the point.

"Zhanhuaji" ("The Jeweled Hairpin") portrayed an elegant mature woman described charmingly by program notes as "imprisoned in the deep recesses of her marital chambers".

As I write, we're rolling in a gentle swell just north of the equator on the 32,000-tonne container ship, the Hansa Rendsburg, a 175m-long Chinese-built vessel with what one of the crew described charmingly as a 'deciduous' engine - it sheds parts, apparently.

Morris is described as "charmingly choosy" rather than finicky in the latest campaign for 9Lives cat food.

Although Ebert cited the visual effects as being state of the art, he described them "as charmingly direct as those rockets in the Flash Gordon serials the ones with sparklers hidden inside of them, which were pulled on wires in front of papier-mâché mountains".

Those on the receiving end of the calls have variously described the conversations as charmingly informal and maddeningly vague.