Sentence examples for idiosyncratic charm from inspiring English sources

Still, there are cheaper labels that have their own idiosyncratic charm.

For female anchors, especially, stardom on "Today" requires a special quality, an extra layer of personality and idiosyncratic charm.

"Juno" is a coming-of-age movie made with idiosyncratic charm and not a single false note.

The only truly unconventional aspect of "Madigan Men" is Mr. Byrne, with his hangdog good looks and idiosyncratic charm.

Before the Western media caught onto her idiosyncratic charm, a Chinese friend messaged me to talk about the Fu phenomenon.

Others fear the town might lose its idiosyncratic charm if wealthy outsiders spruce up the old buildings.

And there is nothing cute about her book's idiosyncratic charms.

The band became regulars at Lollapalooza and their album's move into heavier realms was in sync with the grunge zeitgeist, but they never sacrificed their most idiosyncratic charms.

Now priced at around £180, well over £100 cheaper than its rivals, it remains a great little games machine that deserves to be appreciated for its own idiosyncratic charms.

If this film were a person, you'd want to give it a big hug, as you would a gawky teenager, and reassure it that it will be tough out there, that not everyone is going to get its idiosyncratic charms, but that's OK because it's awesome just the way it is.

Inside, idiosyncratic chalet charm invites love at first sight.