Sentence examples for glossy charm from inspiring English sources

It has its glossy charm, but odd and accidental discoveries on aimless walks are often more interesting.

"The movie has lots of glossy charm," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times, "even if Ms. Roberts and Mr. Grant seem less like lovers than members of a support group for the desperately attractive".

Helen Skelton lies somewhere behind, an old hand at making the dullest experts shine from her Blue Peter days, jockeying the amassed experts with glossy charm, making swimming three times up and down a big pool sound as fun as going to Thorpe Park on pingers.

Given how fast, almost eagerly Mr. Hur turns to his story's glossy charms, audiences may not notice those tremors either.

THE hair is glossy, the grin broad, the charm as potent as ever.

Silvio Berlusconi, a media tycoon and leader of Forza Italia, the leading center-right party, is a perennially tanned former cruise-ship crooner who, at 64, retains the glossy good looks and Continental charm of a Rossano Brazzi.

Wearing skinny jeans and a large letter-sweater-style cardigan, she was all long slender legs, glossy flowing hair, radiant English skin and articulate charm.

With a glossy grin, a dry wit and bags of affable Irish-American charm, Barclays' chief executive, Bob Diamond, is a difficult man to discombobulate.

They are no longer as charmed by developments with lavish homes marketed by glossy brochures as "modeled on the sumptuous and classical US West Coast villas".

The unexpected, handmade charm of the original trilogy has been replaced now by a glossy veneer of commerciality that defines many Disney products today.

Glossy magazines and the stars they embrace have traditionally traded in a charmed-life narrative.