Sentence examples for enchanting accent from inspiring English sources

As for Maryna, with her aristocratic ennui, eroticized yet asexual glamour, cement-thick but enchanting accent and stardom lived as a kind of exile, it's hard not to be reminded of Garbo in "Grand Hotel," tearfully pleading, "I vant to be alone!" Much of this dej vu may well be on purpose.

She had what Robles calls an enchanting European accent and a great sense of fun.

She spoke with an enchanting British accent, about her plans to open local development centers throughout the country, where she would extend education and extracurricular support to the millions of her citizens who needed her help.

They deftly switch costume and accent as Frank Moon's enchanting score skips from jig to cabaret to chorale.

Balanchine, who had been giving classical ballet an American accent for decades, in these dances made an enchanting amalgam of jazz and classicism.

Reviewing "Cyrano" in The New York Times, Brooks Atkinson wrote, "Frances Reid plays an enchanting Roxane with a skimming touch and a daintiness of accent, as well as obvious enjoyment in the role".

An enchanting show.

An enchanting, stately creation.

It is innately enchanting".

An enchanting, darkly mysterious ballerina.

— to have an enchanting effect.