Sentence examples for charmingly sweet from inspiring English sources
O Pussy, my love, What a beautiful Pussy you are, you are, you are, What a beautiful Pussy you are.' Pussy said to the Owl, 'You elegant fowl, How charmingly sweet you sing.
You can also get the same dough stuffed with pleasantly bland shredded daikon or charmingly sweet curried pork, or just sweetened and hollow.
After a precarious start, the show once thought of as little more than a knockoff of "The Office" managed to form its own identity with its style of humor — a mix of silly funny (e.g. those tastefully tasteless murals) and charmingly sweet; a fitting recruit to stand alongside the network's other faster-paced, niche comedies, "The Office" and "30 Rock," and — for a while — "Community".
I was told to watch for signs of lethargy and distress, but, as the days ticked by, Walter seemed his usual charmingly bipolar self -- utterly sweet and docile at home, comically faux-fierce elsewhere -- straining at the leash to lunge menacingly at every passing truck and barking ferociously at elderly couples, jogging women and offending poodles.
Ernesto, charmingly sung here by the sweet-voiced tenor Javier Abreu, is in love with Norina.
But whereas others might see only a case study, Campbell finds a sweet-hearted, vulnerable, charmingly amusing little boy.
The pig-tailed Miah Persson was a charmingly girlish Gretel, singing with a sweet, warm soprano and clear diction.
Jennifer Nettles, lead singer, songwriter and charmingly take-charge performer of the sweet and sassy duo known as Sugarland, is upfront about her band's latest record.
They just need to be sweet-talked by a charmingly bestubbled Celt.
Indeed, after an all too familiar opening over food, the play runs aground in contrivance: will our overweight heroine (the charmingly husky-voiced Ashlie Atkinson) find romance with the sweet if forbiddingly fit Tom?
Those pleasures — the melodic score by Harvey Schmidt, the sweet-and-sour lyrics of Tom Jones and his charmingly rhymed book about love, life and gardening — have beguiled several generations of Off Broadway theatergoers since 1960, when the musical opened at the Sullivan Street Theater.
