Sentence examples for impression of charm from inspiring English sources

To the outside world he gave an impression of charm, exuberant confidence and high functionality.

Being selflessly aware of your companions' interests can give the impression of charm.

I met him once, in 1999, after he won the David Cohen prize, but was left with only a strong impression of courtliness, charm and reserve.

And it is this impression of rakish charm and devil-may-care attitude that makes him one of the most popular international royals today.

In fact, Ronson spent a suprising proportion of our time together dolefully insisting he didn't lead a glamorous, charmed life while giving every impression of leading a glamorous, charmed life.

Lest one is left with the impression of an overall lack of charm, there's plenty of that, too.

The New Yorker wrote that it was "on the order of his other [films], perhaps a little better than any of them" and that it gave an impression "not often - oh, very seldom - found in the movies; an indefinable impression perhaps best described as a quality of charm".

But Kwarteng's reputation was as a rather personable swot, enjoying arguments over the dinner table, combining charm with the impression of being better read than everybody else.

But it retained plenty of charm.

Clutter hides any hint of charm.

"He had a great deal of charm.