Sentence examples for irish charm from inspiring English sources
Bearded Paul Flynn is an unlikely Welsh-speaking pixie with bags of Irish charm.
It's frustrating to try to capture even a glimpse of the man, his verbal virtuosity, his wit and Irish charm.
He was described as possessing all the legendary Irish charm, but without the blarney which usually goes with it.
"I've never been called an Illuminati criminal before," he said, all Irish charm and, as he put it on his twitter feed, "foppish hair".
I ran into her fiancé, Mark Paddy Smithth, a former soldier with disarming Irish charm, at a bar, the Gandamack in Kabul.
With a glossy grin, a dry wit and bags of affable Irish-American charm, Barclays' chief executive, Bob Diamond, is a difficult man to discombobulate.
His Irish wit and charm came through in everything he wrote," said Rich Archbold, public editor of the Press-Telegram.
The mellow, easygoing charm of Irish whiskey perfectly matches the mood of the pubs.
Whether Mayor Boris Johnson and Transport for London will fall for the intriguing logic of the scheme, and a bit of Irish and Latin American charm, remains to be seen.
The Irish are known for their charm, heart and humor; for their deep and poetic way of looking at life.
