Sentence examples for it charming that from inspiring English sources

If that doesn't mean that William Gibson isn't on the cutting edge of future-tech, I don't know who is and I find it charming that he once thought that Thomson would survive past the new millenium.

I found it charming that he kept writing "Girl" for my name because it was his way of being intimate.

I found it charming that he owned one gargantuan men's dress shoe and an enormous clock; I learned that shops displayed these objects outside to indicate what they sold.

While I first found it charming that some locals have never heard of the name McDonald's or Starbucks, it later struck me as a blatant sign of how little they know about the world outside of their country.

That's why I find it so charming that he constructed a puzzle for those of us who are still working on learning our ABC's.

Suddenly, it seems charming that the Justice Department was so upset with Microsoft for merely combining a personal computer operating system (exhibit A, Windows) with a piece of software known as a Web browser (exhibit B, Internet Explorer).

While seemingly Quixotic, I think it's charming that Young is maintaining this effort even in the face of an onslaught of low bit-rate monstrosities.

I ceased to find it slightly charming that you and your friend haven't kept up with the times in entertainment and technology.

All four cuts were salvaged from 30-year-old cassette tape, and it's charming that Peyton didn't opt for a more robust noise removal.

Stewart was later pleased with the film's romantic sub-plot, calling it "charming" and saying that he was "feeling very good about it".

This moment should carry a massive emotional punch, but it is so charming that it slips into a purely literary convention.