Sentence examples for considered a charm from inspiring English sources

Kojoroot or Kudjuruk (Petiveria alliacea) is considered a charm and a medicine for aches, pain, snakebites and respiratory conditions in Dominica, Bolivia, Columbia, Peru and Eastern Nicaragua [ 16, 96, 53, 108].

Since January 20 the regime has been on what it considers a charm offensive with the U.S. in hopes that the Obama administration will for some reason reverse USG opposition to the regime's regional meddling and domestic oppression.

10 P.M. (ABC COMBAT HOSPITAL Pvtt. Henry Flax Jonathan Keltzz) is considered a lucky charm after his unit survives injuries without complications.

Angela Merkel, now a very unpopular figure in Greece, will be making an appearance at the match as she is considered a lucky charm for the Germans.

His immense sculpture "Rainbow Serpent" ("Dan-Ayido-Houedo") is based on a symbol of a self-devouring snake that is considered a lucky charm in Fon and Yoruba cultures.

A single bookstore, but one considered a bellwether, even a charm of sorts for the industry.

diamond and pearl jewelry, (earrings and necklaces,) and you should also consider buying a charm bracelet.

Having a vocabulary like this increases charm and wit, which can be considered a MUST in higher circles.

What to Buy: Love charms, of course, but also shiawase omamori, charms for happiness, since this shrine is considered a very happy place.

They were charmed by the area's row houses, and considered a two-family house on Grant Avenue.

Long enough to be considered a native, but not so long that I can no longer appreciate its unique charms.