Sentence examples for intimate charm from inspiring English sources

Northern Nicosia, home to about 85,000 people, has an intimate charm.

There is none of the intimate charm found in the celebrated Lyttelton-Hart Davis letters, in which mentor and pupil plainly adore each other.

The Met's production of his sweeping version of "The Tempest," opening in October, will doubtless grab more attention, but the chamber work "Powder Her Face," about a 1960s sex scandal involving the Duchess of Argyll, has raunchily intimate charm.

The Grant Corner Inn, 122 Grant Avenue, (505) 983-6678, fax (505) 983-1526, grantcornerinn.com, is a refitted turn-of-the-last-century house with 10 rooms and an intimate charm; doubles range from $110 to $160.

The McGavocks have lunch at 21: 'Space was at a premium here in the front room, where the term rubbing elbows became literal and where those unfamiliar with public transport experienced at least a simulacrum of its intimate charm.' Who in this scenario is familiar with public transport?

By playing with the subjects clothes and their relationship to the surroundings, Boyesen would produce works presenting a somewhat timid but intimate charm.

Friday night games are a narrative device, but the guts of the show juxtapose the soaring joys and hurts of family with the brutal, intimate charms of small-town life.

City Lights bookstore, boasting of "an intimate, casual, anarchic charm," served as an all-important breeding ground for the Beat generation in America at its start.

The Good Fork When New Yorkers pine for an intimate spot with neighborhood charm and a touch of romance, this is the kind of place they picture.

But there's charm in intimate moments, as when two worldly women share confidences, or a lovely sequence in which Rodrigo wanders around the city, sniffing the air and playing pickup chess.

Knoedler's had an even bigger in with Frick than it had with Mellon; Charles Carstairs, one of the heads of Knoedler's and a man of great charm, was an intimate friend of Frick's.