Sentence examples for dry charm from inspiring English sources

His shyness brings out a subtlely that Dano often lacks, while Cusack's dry charm gives the older man a sense of humour, as well as nobility.

'GONE MISSING' This long-running revue from the downtown troupe Civilians was a consumers' guide to losing, performed with brio and dry charm by a great cast.

In recent days, with the election nearing its final stretch, Mrs. Clinton had shown signs of more openness after months of encouragement from advisers to hold more news conferences, sit for more interviews and brandish the dry charm they have encountered in private.

Two taped audio dramas that quote from interviews Eisler recorded are woven into the work, and they effectively convey the composer's political passion, wry charm and dry-eyed perceptiveness about his own struggles as an exile from the Nazi regime and a victim of McCarthyism in the United States.

Morgan Freeman and Gary Oldman return and of course, Michael Caine's "Alfred" adds all the dry wit, charm and even more credibility to the all-star talented cast.

Paint your nails(if your nail polish gets stuck in the hole, just use your needle to open the hold up again--it shouldn't be hard since you widened it with the thumbtack. ) WAIT FOR NAILS TO DRY COMPLETELY Apply charm with a pair of pliers.

On being presented with the sixth most deadliest snake in the world, her charm dried up and she started crying like a weirdo.

There was a bit of Tom Ripley, a hint of dry rot, in his charm.

But despite this lifelong dry rot, he has charm and a certain attractiveness.

"Garden State" earns its charm with dry, economical dialogue and quirky, troubled characters.

This bright, juicy pop wine -- bone dry, brisk, with wispy charm and a berryish finish -- is intended for quick consumption.