Sentence examples for customary charm from inspiring English sources
Downing Street, with customary charm, denied that Blair liked anything so bourgeois as tennis, so we didn't publish.
Over the years, Child has, with her customary charm, set up a fun-poking mock argument between herself and newfangled critics about her copious use of butter and cream in "Mastering".
In his latest outing, he sets his sights on chateaus and more modest maisons de campagne across the English Channel, and acquits himself with his customary charm and finesse.
Replying to questions about her years with Bergman and her current career as a director, Ullmann displays her customary charm, but also a sly humor, as though no longer compelled to meet anyone's expectations other than her own.
Hanks' newest film, which he wrote, directed and starred in, is not fairing too well with film reviewers; while graced with his customary charm and good nature, currently, it holds just a 35% on Rotten Tomatoes.
The critics, who all agree that Crosby should be praised for imposing formidable discipline on the campaign with his customary Australian charm and bluntness, say the adverts highlight one of his fundamental weaknesses.
Lemann's fourth novel is full of her customary antic charm, but here she has come up with something more: a beautifully nuanced anti-Lolita, in which the object of desire, wandering around L.A. in a brocade dressing gown and alligator slippers, is the now vanished twentieth century.
What there is a great deal of is Gray's customary wit and charm.
This strange idea does smack somewhat of novelty but Vedder brings to the material his customary conviction and charm.
There is at least the possibility that market-sensitive information about this, or other Gazprom affairs, could reach UFG's clients first.Mr Fedorov denies this with his customary mixture of charm and forcefulness.
Perahia was preceded as soloist by Joshua Bell in Saint-Saëns Op 28 Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso, for which Bell directed the orchestral accompaniment while spinning the solo part's filigree webs with his customary grace and charm.
