Sentence examples for illicit charm from inspiring English sources
(If hearsay is to be believed, Virginia Woolf conducted her affair with Vita Sackville-West here; in any case, the miniature proscenium arch and grubby red velvet certainly exude a distinctive illicit charm).
As it happens, the new Alt Berlin didn't feel like the old Alt Berlin: the regulars were different, the potato salad had been replaced with sourdough bread, and the fact that the bar was now located next to the head offices of the BND, Germany's intelligence agency, somehow lessened the old establishment's illicit backstreet charm.
That uncomfortable pang is small potatoes compared to the grimace-inducing experience of watching Donald Duck or Prince Charming engage in illicit adult activities.
It's worth noting that the time between Holmes' trial and Dewhurst's was marked by Banksy's month-long New York City residency, a flashy illicit undertaking that brought worldwide attention to the dangers and charm of street art.
MURDER? Illicit enrichment?
People committing illicit acts.
It felt risky and illicit.
"It felt illicit," she said.
Illicit, not elicit, of course.
