Sentence examples for humble charm from inspiring English sources

How does anyone measure up to Michael Jordan?" Still, Rose has a special and humble charm, the opposite of Jordan's bravado.

With his characteristic wit and humble charm, the artist André Dubreuil has devoted decades to breathing life back into his family's grand 18th-century chateau.

Sprinkled among all this is the humble charm of colorful wooden cottages that are remnants of the simple Lithuanian village life that existed before communism was invented.

Marinovich has a humble charm.

(Paul Mazursky's wonderful "Moscow on the Hudson" may be an influence, too.) Despite its humble charms, "Jump Tomorrow" is better as a script than as a piece of directing.

Humble was charm itself, her gosh-hockeysticks giggle winding its way through mud-brick minarets and over granite mountain ranges.

1 hour 32 minutes The ravishing New Zealand landscape portrays the American West in Mike Wallis's "Good for Nothing," a slender movie of humble, welcome charms.

We're huge fans of Lee's serene style -- and her Southern charm and humble demeanor are just icing on the cake.

The materials used make it both light and durable, and while I'd call it mostly unremarkable in terms of visual appeal, its humble looks are also part of its charm.

According to Frank Wu the service is geared more toward curious individual users than for those who managed massive mailing lists, but SeeMail seems to work like a charm despite its humble origins.

A view of a humble synagogue in 1949 gains charm and warmth from two baby carriages parked outside.