Sentence examples for infinite charm from inspiring English sources

His familiar ability to coil and strike was part of his infinite charm, & his quarrelsome and unwholesome tongue was a foil to his good deeds, which were many & which he jealously kept secret while painstakingly publicizing his vices.

The conviction of his own infinite charm and intelligence is apparently so strong that he need never manifest the slightest vulnerability, doubt or complicated emotion -- anything, in other words, that might be called acting.

Bell is a terrific character, sympathetic and terribly flawed, and he is given the infinite charm of the brilliant and helpless by a gangly, nest-haired young actor, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, who enlivens the show with his electric discomfort whenever he is onstage.

This is a little book of infinite, rosy-cheeked charm, in which a stand-in telegram boy plays Cupid to an unlikely couple.

There's no need: she has us the minute we see those wide-set eyes and those long legs, running hither and yon, beating out time on a small stage that's made infinite by her charm and exertions.

There's no need: she has us the minute we see those wide-set eyes and those long legs, running hither and yon, beating out time on a small stage that's made infinite by her charm and exertions, by what she feeds on and we're happy to give: our undivided attention.

Marc Lee of The Daily Telegraph scored the film five out of five stars, writing, "Burton's modern fairytale has an almost palpably personal feel: it is told gently, subtly and with infinite sympathy for an outsider who charms the locals but then inadvertently arouses their baser instincts".

But the infinite archeology of my stupidity prefers the charms of self-pity to the equilibrium of self-love.

But mannish tailoring looks good from this designer, who might learn a bit more about the infinite possibilities of digital printing but still brings charm to detail: flower garden patterns on the back of a blouse or dogtooth checks woven into a sleeve.

We interpreted that to be an idea of infinite creativity and use it as our guiding principle and good luck charm!

For me, the island's strange charm stems not from the hedonism on offer – and there is plenty of that, with an infinite number of infinity pools, foot massages in thermal springs and black beaches to bask on – but from its ghosts.