Sentence examples for especially charming from inspiring English sources

(The flower-filled balcony was especially charming).

("Rrring, rrring" is especially charming with a trilled Spanish R).

The illustrations of the West African settings are especially charming.

What I found especially charming was the almost complete absence of footloose foreigners like myself.

He's not especially charming; his wit is quick but angry, his self-deprecations embittered or pathetic.

The last, which explains the evolution of frogs, is especially charming.

The fairy-tale dances in the second act are particularly charming — especially the one for Little Red Riding Hood.

We're left with a not-especially-charming hero, blunted somehow by his ability to dodge the far-fetched obstacles the author puts in his way.

Perhaps John Simpson should have come over all Michael Palin: 'Ah, let us bask in the pageantry of this richly colourful mob killing, especially the charming tribal chanting.

The first hour, especially, is charming, before the balance shifts from romance to melodrama to, in the final minutes, the kind of maudlin crescendo that Asian audiences are accustomed to.

"BFF" and especially the charming "Bent," which premiered two weeks ago, could be the foundation of a nice comedy block for the network, but NBC went and threw "Bent" on the schedule where it was bound to fail.