Sentence examples for have enough charm from inspiring English sources
Hopefully, the president will have enough charm left over to give some moral support to the Palestinian leadership in the West Bank.
If they're with friends, it'll be difficult but if you have enough charm and charisma...it can be done.
He has enough charm to woo the most recalcitrant member of the congregation into joining the flower rota.
Nevertheless, he has enough charm to have acquired an earthling wife named Edna Bradshaw, a beautician he met in the parking lot of a Wal-Mart supercenter in Bovary, Ala.
Ms. Howard, making her movie debut, has enough charm to make her way through some of the script's sillier lines.
The town of Évora certainly has enough charm to hold your attention for two (or more) days but since you've most likely arrived by car, there is also lots to explore nearby.
The czarist-era ballet had enough charm to survive the Russian Revolution and re-emerge in an updated, socio-political version staged during the early years of the Communist era.
But in a new production that concluded the latest season of the New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players at City Center on Sunday afternoon, the director and conductor Albert Bergeret and his lively company showed that "Ruddigore" has enough charm and drollery to enchant a modern audience.
Despite the underlying platforming problems – Sackboy's floaty jumps, the occasionally sticky scenery – the single-player adventure has enough charm and replayability to keep anyone busy for a while and with the addition of friends it becomes one of the best shared experiences in gaming.
He was charmed by the Uighurs' approach to life — by the way peasant families grew roses even when they didn't have enough to eat.
