On the plus side, Mr. Newton has considerable charm.
Mr. Zuma has considerable charm and a story that appeals powerfully to a large majority of South Africans.
Lively rather than deep, Cohen's narrative has considerable charm, whether pondering Zemurray's Jewish identity or claiming him as a man "best understood as a last player in the drama of Manifest Destiny".
Thaler has considerable charm and enthusiasm, and she talked excitedly about the digital cable box that had just been installed in her apartment, capable of performing remarkable feats: allowing her to record programs, fast-forward and rewind, and skip the commercials (this she did not mention).
Grandeur was generally lacking except perhaps in the churches set up for the Comnene emperors of Trebizond, a state on the south side of the Black Sea, ruled by Greeks (1204 1461)—but all the buildings have considerable charm and deserve fuller consideration than they have sometimes received.
Drawing warm playing from the orchestra, he reminded us that in addition to their many other attributes, these symphonies have considerable charm.
Fortunately, it had considerable charm and sometimes considerable beauty, so I suppose I need to adjust my prejudices about big railway-station hotels.
Lobo's "Missa Maria Magdalene," though less moving than Victoria's Lamentations, has its own considerable charms.
The town has its own considerable charms, not least of which is a picturesque square, a terrific farmers' market every Saturday morning beginning next month and a branch of Napa's Oakville Market, perfect for loading up on rare cheeses and other fare for the flight home.
Ms. Quinn has considerable virtues.
