Sentence examples for form of charm from inspiring English sources
Gilbert's mystical retreat is really just the latest form of charm or finishing school, like carrying a book around on your head.
The resulting complacency seemed so well deserved, and came with so little necessity to emphasize his own good fortune relative to anyone else's, that it appeared as a form of charm.
He speaks in sentences that might have been cut by a jeweler; he banishes conversational cliches by merely cocking an eyebrow, and he has somehow turned undergraduate self-consciousness into a highly evolved form of charm.
An ancient art form of great charm and irresistibly raucous humor, presented in a stunning outdoor setting.
A cab over to Aldgate and I've hit the Nag's Head, a busted-up old boozer of pungent toilets that rivals The Flying Scotsman in terms of that very unique form of dilapidated charm.
These men might offer a ritual in the form of a charm or amulet.
Romantic comedies love to show women crying into bowls of ice cream while a Lifetime movie plays on TV -- as if the women have nothing better to do than to wait for their fairy tale ending to come in the form of, "Prince Charming".
It brings back the Reese's peanut butter cup in adult form, with a touch of charm in two miniature orbs of chocolate sorbet and peanut butter ice cream perched on top of the mousse.
Like blast shields, the mounds blocked the view; their shapes, which can be seen in whole only from the air, form a coded alphabet of charm stone, dog bone, cross, and adze.
Animals provide the raw materials for remedies prescribed using the clinical method and are also used in the form of amulets and charms in magic-religious diagnosis.
As Post writes in the 1922 edition, the "Best Society is not a fellowship of the wealthy, nor does it seek to exclude those who are not of exalted birth; but it is an association of gentle-folk, of which good form in speech, charm of manner, knowledge of the social amenities, and instinctive consideration for the feelings of others, are the credentials".
