Sentence examples for delightfully charming from inspiring English sources

Obviously, these words are not spoken out loud by your interviewer, despite the fact the delightfully charming Akinfenwa shows every sign of conforming to the stereotype of the gentle giant.

A chorus of young voices pipes up: "Yes, please!" And so we enter the home of the delightfully charming Mr and Mrs Winter: children seated at the central table, adults propped up on the bench space that encircles the room.

Mariachi singer Sebastien "El Charro de Oro" was quickly advanced while we (somewhat) reluctantly bid the delightfully charming Issac Brown goodbye.

The bow-tied Anderson, delightfully charming and self-effacing, had until this evening showed his work only to his close friends.

Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.

This is the charming, delightfully talky story of a high school philosophy teacher (Anne Teyssèdre) and a chance encounter while her boyfriend is away.

Maybe it should be a secret, but as convincing, charming and delightfully deadpan as Ms. Heyward is as an elementary-school-age child, she is quite grown up.

But recent visits have found the food inventive and delightfully appealing, and the service to be charming and accommodating.

For instance, you choose a charming (if amenity-free) guesthouse with delightfully quirky owners over a four-star (but sterile) chain hotel with a faux-polite staff.

Lucy Briggs Owen is a delightfully recalcitrant Cecily and there are two beautifully detailed, even charming, cameos by Julie Legrand as a slyly spinsterish, surprisingly willowy Miss Prism and Richard O'Callaghan as the accommodating, hand-wringing Canon Chasuble.

Of the rest of the cast, the best, of course, are the peerless Denholm Elliott as the wise butler ("Eggnog?") and Don Ameche, so delightfully nasty as Mortimer Duke (a million miles from what that charming Ameche was reportedly truly like).