Sentence examples for dark charm from inspiring English sources

Much of its dark charm came from writer Daniel Waters's script.

Colin Farrell, whom O'Rowe's script tempted back from Hollywood, swaggers into a shopping centre coffee shop and chats up the waitress, his dark charm at full beam.

When the approach works — as it did to varying degrees on Thursday night — there is a dark charm to the way difficulty and joy bump up against each other and, in fleeting moments, interlace.

Presumably it takes time for the show to mature into such a heady vintage brew, for the Series One box set, while boasting a growing dark charm, hardly seems the stuff of legend.

The business' open defiance hit a sweet spot on social media, with residents and others complaining that rapid gentrification was destroying the last remnants of downtown's dark charm.

Indeed, Venom would spend their early years unheralded in their own land, finding commercial success in Europe and America before Britain finally fell for their dark charms.

When "Giselle" was created, there was a widespread mythology, in European writing, about German forests and the spirits who lived there, working dark charms undreamed of by the Enlightenment.

The polar opposite of Kahlo's dark charms, her eyebrows are carefully plucked, her hair is a waxen red, and her long cream gown is open seductively at the knee, mirroring the calla lilies clustered behind her.

A perfect advert for its after-dark charms, then.

The effect is a dark Scheherazade charm, as if this personality is joking for its life.

Based on a reading of recent Hollywood history, I was pretty confident such a proposition would never get beyond pie in the sky stage, even with the wonderful Tom Hiddleston's unmistakable dark-hearted charm to plunder.