Mr. Vega and Mr. Sabara look stiff and stranded in their underwritten adult parts; the new kids, Rowan Blanchard and Mason Cook, exhibit charm and spunk but don't have much more to work with.
While they can exhibit charm and eloquence, they are generally isolated and desperate, have very low self-esteem, and are especially sensitive to rejection.
Mr. Martins's "Zakouski," an extended pas de deux planned as a selection of Russian hors d'oeuvres, exhibits charm of a practiced kind.
When Gellhorn conducted, there was never any doubt who was in charge, but off the podium he exhibited charm, bonhomie, a wide knowledge of literature and the other arts, and an intelligent and critical interest in politics and social affairs.
With it all, he exhibits the charm of an overbright schoolboy on whom influences of an emotional, literary, or poetic nature will make lasting marks.
Intending to exhibit the charms and foibles of a dying social order, Ms. Warner and Mr. Banville make its beneficiaries look like selfish ninnies who deserve whatever they get.
(Personal note: Eons ago, O'Reilly was a TV reporter in Denver when I was a newspaper reporter there. He doesn't remember me, but I remember him strutting around town exhibiting the "charm" that got him where he is).
Rich men and women alike invited visitors to attend their levees, but it was the lady's toilette that appealed as a titillating subject for art – a modern Venus exhibiting her charms.
He has always exhibited a casual charm.
In her work, Danes flirts with the darker forces; in her life, she exhibits a wacky charm and a swift, playful mind.
The press reaction to Carson was enthusiastic, except for a blast of puritanism from John Horn of the Herald Tribune, who wrote of Carson, "He exhibits all the charm of a snickering small boy scribbling graffiti on a public wall".
