Sentence examples for ever charming from inspiring English sources

Aardman Animations is, along with Pixar, responsible for some of the wittiest family entertainment ever, charming both parents and children.

"I think," Derek says, ever charming, "the idea is that we're meant to be the new Richard and Judy of politics.

In February this year, I met Bob Brooks for dinner near his home in Monaco and he was, as ever, charming, funny, thoughtful and softly spoken.

After the passengers hung up their bathrobe costumes and headed off to go on dusty land, José, ever charming, was putting toothpicks in the shrimp, getting ready for the next crowd.

The musical numbers, most introduced by the ever charming Alan Alda, enchanted the packed audience.

The ever charming master politician, easily one of the best-prepared men ever to become president after eight years as governor of New York and seven years as assistant secretary of the Navy before that -- a sort of foxy political father figure -- had taken a very fearful nation on the verge of collapse in the Great Depression back from the edge of the abyss.

The ever-charming politician asked to read Caplin's policy recommendations.

After one year in office, the polygamous, ever-charming Mr Zuma is doing better than many critics had feared.

The second finds her leading and soloing with the B.S.O. in an all-Mozart program: the ever-charming Violin Concertos Nos. 2, 3, and 5 ("Turkish").

The ever-charming Gregor is, in a sense, the playwright and director of his own world (and, he might argue, the world at large).

The ever-charming Mr. Blahnik, who describes himself as the grandfather of shoe designers, professes not to have any clear perception of what's happening in fashion.