Sentence examples for it radiates charm from inspiring English sources

Citi Field has a wonderful old-world feel, and it radiates charm and a sense of nostalgia that's missing from other new stadiums.

Slinky and lean, with silky dark hair and a mysterious scar on his left cheek, he radiates charm and a certain bad-boy mystique.

"I just started singing but they thought it was too good," Esau tells me, radiating charm even down a crackly phone line from Malawi.

In the Seattle Post-Intelligencer review of the film, it was reported that "Under his chummy but compassionless smile" Eckhart radiated charm and "Naylor's true joys: manipulating arguments, steering debate, cooking words".

The charm of Gliffaes is hard to overstate; from racks of fly rods in the loos to the homely chintz of its drawing rooms and lose-yourself sofas, it radiates classic country charm.

As front man, Hills radiated charm and had some great anecdotes.

Watson does his best to radiate charm but the bonhomie feels increasingly skin deep.

But for at least its first half, it radiates an earnestly ironic charm that captures the anguish and headiness of being desperate and hopeful in Manhattan at an age when dreams of glory are just starting to lose their sheen.

But for at least its first half, it radiates an earnestly ironic charm that reflects the anguish and headiness of being desperate and hopeful in Manhattan at an age when dreams of glory are just starting to lose their sheen.

It radiates benign disorientation.

It radiates longing and insufficiency in equal parts.