Nilsson had the great gift of charm, and he brings it all to bear here.
He felt instantly comfortable with the Chinese, partly perhaps because of a blood tie through a distant ancestor, but mostly because of the welcome he received from Zhou Enlai, the Chinese prime minister, who had the gift of charm, rare in China at that time.
A fun loving, generous man, Peter's gift of storytelling charmed all who knew him.
That was her particular gift of course, to charm creatively, and productively, but even the more puritanically driven of us knew (though we rarely learned to be grateful) that in those years we were the beneficiaries of a historical lucky break that made it (well, not quite) harder to fail than succeed.
You in your own person have illustrated what can be done by the lover of nature who has trained himself to keen observation, who describes accurately what is thus observed, and who, finally, possesses the additional gift of writing with charm and interest".
For children, there's the Times Gone By boutique, and for small gifts, check out House of Charm and Tomorrow's Treasures at Dan's.
He scouts and befriends an unstable girl, confuses her with a blinding mix of charm, gifts, aloofness, fatherly advice and solidarity with things she naturally resents.
An avid sportsman, Gary will be fondly remembered for his wit and charm, the gift of his company, and his abiding passion for literature.
"Do No Harm": Dr. Jason Cole Steven Pasqualee) is a highly respected neurosurgeon who has it all -– a lucrative career, confident charm, the gift of compassion.
Full of charm and charisma, her intelligence and gift of expression are all the defence she needs.
In person, Hiddleston is a geyser of charm, and he's certainly not the type who would look his gift horse -- in this case, his gift god -- in the mouth.
