Sentence examples for comfortable charm from inspiring English sources
For over 30 years he presided over late night television with wit, wisdom, and a comfortable charm that was welcomed into homes across America.
The paper is looked up to by readers, but also makes itself companionable; exaggerations take on a comfortable charm; amusement and amazement are genially shared.
When his agent (played with comfortable charm by Peter Riegert) gets him a booking in Canada, which wasn't segregated as the United States was in those days, Robinson makes sure he gets to stay in a nice hotel before he asks about pay.
Fortunately, while Sally loves rigorous athletic endeavors outdoors, at day's end she likes a good meal, a glass of wine and comfortable accommodations with charm and atmosphere.
Temperamentally, Roosevelt was more comfortable exploiting his charm, magnetism and political dexterity for short-term ploys rather than for long-term, coherent political planning.
Charming, comfortable mock-Tudor surroundings nestled between the main drag on Copenhagen Street and the Santa Inés Mission.
Museum of the City of New York: Living With History: Restoring, Redesigning and Reviving New York's Landmark Interiors (Saturday) How to make the present comfortable while maintaining the charm of the past is the focus of a half-day symposium featuring designers and architectural historians.
The circumstances of Sontag's young life, although financially comfortable, weren't particularly charmed: her parents spent much of their time in China, where Sontag's father, Jack Rosenblatt, had a fur trading business, while she lived with her grandparents in New York.
There are also a growing number of small, comfortable, modern hotels with friendly charm and fine restaurants.
The hotel will be clean, comfortable, and utterly devoid of charm.
BOTTOM LINE This fun, stylish and upmarket hotel, with an excellent casual restaurant and bustling bar, provides a comfortable base for exploring the charms of Marseille's old port without breaking the bank.
