Sentence examples for enthusiastic charm from inspiring English sources

Jamie Oliver has a real love for Italian cuisine, as do all graduates of the River Cafe, but there is something wilfully unItalian about the ethos of serving hordes (160 covers) as quickly as possible, albeit with enthusiastic charm, to keep that queue trickling along.

But the New Testament seminar was firmly in the hands of the Rev CFD Moule, a conservative scholar with great charm and an enthusiastic following.

He'd grown up in Baltimore and possessed the city's reputation for charm, for being enthusiastic, approachable, humble, and open-minded.

For Mr Klitschko on the other hand, his personal charm, smooth campaign, enthusiastic team as well as his persistent denunciation of the epidemic corruption among the authorities have paid off.Most worrying for western observers is Oleh Tyahnybok, the leader of Svoboda, who seems to be a wolf in sheep's clothing.

But the problem wasn't with Carrie, a bubbly, beautiful Kansan, then at Harvard, and full of feminine charm and an enthusiastic optimism the likes of which I had never encountered.

But good reviews brought in an enthusiastic audience that went away charmed.

Yet on a sun-bathed Saturday, the street where Agnes was shot was not without charm; a couple of enthusiastic street drinkers were a source of nuisance, not menace.

Mrs. Lauder's caring and pioneering spirit, business talent, fiery charm, extraordinary philanthropic drive, and enthusiastic love of life will be sorely missed by us all.