Sentence examples for essentially charming from inspiring English sources
The 1982 production by John Cox is essentially charming, with its set by Robin Wagner that rotates to reveal interior and exterior views of Dr. Bartolo's house in Seville, Figaro's well-appointed barber shop and a tavern where sleepy Spaniards have their daily siesta.
Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.
And yet for all these fitful wonders he was an essentially honest and charming man in whose company one was often reduced to helpless laughter.
In his enthusiasm for traditional, large-scale forms, Dutilleux confounds the widely held view that French music is essentially frivolous and charming, while at the same time being steeped in the best Gallic music.
Those two directors, purveyors of charming Baltimoriana, essentially divided the city between them.
But in the end the family history and psychology of the characters lie outside the purview of what is essentially a small, sentimental and sometimes charming fable.
He makes charming portraits of cities that are essentially for tourists".
The most direct, essentially tonal work was Jo Kondo's "Standing," a charming piece of pointillistic musical clockwork, in which the staccato flute, violin and piano lines mesh precisely.
My latest Drink column is, essentially, an updated Dublin pub crawl, culminating at the charming L. Mulligan Grocer in Stoneybatter.
Considering the UK is essentially a surveillance state, the irony here is as quaint and charming as Lancashire's delightful architecture and wonderful little pubs!
