Sentence examples for may be charming from inspiring English sources
He may be charming and boyishly attractive.
At home they may be charming and lots of fun.
The choreography may be charming, but it scarcely helps us believe in the principal characters.
Amory may be charming, but the debutante Rosalind already has charming covered.
He won't be in every cast, and other Jesters may be charming, too.
He may be charming, eloquent, enthusiastic, but he knows it's the historical objects – the things – that do the real talking.
He may even be charming".
Most important, beneath his uninviting veneer, something about Mr Brown himself is different.He may not be charming, but at least he seems to mean it when he talks about the state's role as a bulwark against penury during a recession, and when he denounces "laissez-faire dogma".
A child molester may appear to be charming, loving, and completely good-natured while harboring predatory thoughts that he or she is adept at hiding.
A landscape may be beautiful, charming and sublime, or insignificant and ugly; it will never be laughable.
In most of these cases, "the truth is that the son does not have the superior I.Q. of his parents," though the boy may have other qualities that surpass those of his parents — he may be "handsome, charming, athletic, graceful".
