Sentence examples for considered charming from inspiring English sources

These miniatures are generally considered charming, if slight.

Even as Mr. Spitzer seemed to agree with Ms. Matalin, he pointed out that Mr. Koch was not considered charming when he won the mayoralty in 1977.

The Tigers, in contrast, have not been considered charming in defeat, and the annual attendance at Comerica has dropped almost in half since the stadium opened in 2000.

The fact that he did not arrive at the barns at the crack of dawn like his colleagues was no longer considered charming.

Parrish was considered charming, witty, and likable.

Hard to say whether this was ever considered charming.

Many traditional ways continue largely because of rampant poverty, which is a great preserver of what people of means consider charming, but a changing world exerts its pressure.

Living in New York, this tends to happen after the holidays because snowfall before New Year's Day is considered magical, charming and totally acceptable.

Australia's environment minister, Greg Hunt, clearly not considered a charming man by Morrissey, has called feral cats a "tsunami of violence and death" that are killing vast numbers of Australia's native wildlife.

In September, the actor described Assange's correspondence as "a very considered, thorough, charming and intelligent account of why he thought this was morally wrong for me to be part of something he thought was going to be damaging in real terms – not just to perceptions but to the reality of the outcome for himself".

"It was a very considered, thorough, charming and intelligent account of why he thought it was morally wrong for me to be part of something he thought was going to be damaging in real terms, not just to perceptions but to the reality of the outcome for himself.