She went on to catalog its exquisite charms: "eternal youth, invulnerability and, of course, the night life — staying up way past your bedtime".
That exquisite rural charm has been faithfully caught in Schütte's film.
She will be remembered for her wonderful charm, exquisite humor, and great kindness to all she encountered.
Add to that a profound faith, abundant humor, remarkable sensitivity, perseverance in the presence of hardship, amazing adaptability and enormous caring and support from others, and this revered culture will undoubtedly recover its exquisite beauty and charm.
Add to that a profound faith, abundant humor, remarkable sensitivity, perseverance in the presence of hardship, amazing adaptability and enormous caring and support from others, Haiti will undoubtedly recover its exquisite beauty and charm, and its people and children will return to a new life in this special island nation.
Collioure charm This exquisite fishing village in French Catalonia was the inspiration for the Fauvist movement, spearheaded by Matisse.
Hoskyns was irreverent and direct, and his charm and exquisite manners combined with occasional shop-floor epithets.
He portrays Lincoln as a devastating master of charm and exquisite manners, skilled in imposing his authority with a genial anecdote, a man with the natural leader's trick of making people want to please him.
Each page is squirming with sensitivity, every line — no matter how well disguised the heroine is — coyly reveals her exquisite taste, her delicate charm, her never-at-a-disadvantage body which of course she cares nothing about. . . .
But, her with charm, wealth, exquisite taste, fabulous parties, and philanthropy, Marjorie became one of society's darlings.
