Sentence examples for is to charm from inspiring English sources

When a subject is bored, or tired, or hostile your job is to charm or provoke them.

Take That's aim here is to charm, not to seduce, and they succeed – at least half the time.

Its purpose, whether it concerns lead, small steel mills, or carrots, is to charm readers into reading paragraph two.

The effect is to charm the questioner, but also allows Rhodri time to think carefully before formulating his replies.

The not-so-subtle intention is to charm the industrialist into investing in the host country, something he has no intention of doing.

"My office is to charm those who charm the world," Alexander Pope declares at the start of this lively novel, based on events that inspired "The Rape of the Lock".

Part of the point of us playing in the Quarrymen was to charm the ladies.

My goal in that room was to charm him, as it is in most rooms like that.

Where are the leaders who feel it is important to charm America?

You're just not going to be able to charm everyone like you are used to.

The Scandinavian country-style dining rooms are sure to charm, as are the well-thought-out kitchens.