Sentence examples for grows more charming from inspiring English sources
Whatever new standards of greed and corruption the game of football might be setting off the pitch, the evidence of our eyes suggests that the actual sport – the business of 22 men kicking a ball in front of a paying audience – grows more charming by the season.
As I keep saying, we are all dreaming creatures who continually live in part in our dreams, dreams of what could be for ourselves and our children, even dreams of what is the case, dreams in which our husbands grow more charming, our wives more beautiful, our houses finer, our prospects richer than they are.
Her feelings for her colicky infant daughter have some of the qualities of a desperate love affair, in which passion is entangled with a sense of entrapment and loss of self - with the difference that babies do eventually sleep through the night and grow more charming rather than, like many lovers, less so.
Mr. Connor's Albert, by turns charming and infuriating, is an impetuous boy-child with a wild streak that grows more reckless as the journey continues.
The dance grows more intimate.
So as Ms. Setterfield speaks of her husband's impatience, both as an artist and a domestic partner, audience members must remind themselves that these are not her words but Mr. Gordon's, a charming tyrant whose characters grow more and more unruly, crowding around him and sprouting all sorts of inconvenient ideas (again, the author's).
Voters grew more demanding.
Deletions grew more frequent.
The mob grew more agitated.
His questions grew more pointed.
