Sentence examples for far more charming from inspiring English sources
Moreover, Scalia was, at fifty, nine years younger than Bork; he was far more charming; and he was Italian-American.
Over time, each one was treated to a different color: salmon, ivory, buff, gray, a chromatic miscellany far more charming than the original uniform brown.
The passageway, cobbled and tree-planted and far more charming than the surrounding area, will lead you to a cool modern town house known as the Box in Paris.
Far more charming — and far gentler to its source — was Mr. Hamelin's sole encore: "En Avril à Paris," a selection from the obscure Belgian album "Mr. Nobody Plays Trenet".
(Paul Rudnick's funny new book of essays, "I Shudder," contains a far more charming variation.) There are a few truly memorable zingers worthy of Christopher Durang or even Joe Orton.
A chipped shepherd and a wise old man who has lost his myrrh along the way are somehow far more charming than if they were brand new, with a fresh sprinkling of glitter.
A pack of playing cards is also far more beautiful, charming and romantic than a Nintendo Wii, and only the most wilfully perverse relativist would disagree.
Far more successful, and charming, were two films by Jack Raymond.
Brigadier Lord "Nick Viviann, the sixth baron, who has died aged 68, was far more than the charming and elegant Cornish aristocrat suggested by his Jermyn Street shirts and Saville Row suits.
He was far nicer and more charming that anyone else that came in".
Priyanka is spontaneous, charming and appears far more at ease with politics.
