Sentence examples for mellow charm from inspiring English sources

Here's another option for toasting 2002: Sofia, a blanc de blancs that isn't sweet yet has a touch of mellow charm, thanks to muscat in the blend.

The mellow, easygoing charm of Irish whiskey perfectly matches the mood of the pubs.

Despite the sometimes perfunctory service, this handsome wood-paneled room has a mellow Mitteleuropa charm.

But for the most part, he's just so mellow, and Willis' inherent charm goes only so far.

(Method actors study for years to achieve this kind of understanding.) His Sherman Klump has reserves of modesty and charm, with a mellow bass chuckle that radiates contentment.

Providing you're not arachnophobic, the video's lo-fi charm is a perfect accompaniment to the song's bleepy, mellow psychedelia.

Of the city's many charms — its burgeoning restaurant scene, its absurdly picturesque scenery, the mellow Kiwi hospitality you experience everywhere you go — it is Wellington's physical isolation that makes it such a singular place.

Sterne caricatured Smollett as "Smelfungus", on account of his irascible, cynical sarcasm: although Bramble begins very much in that vein, part of the charm of Humphry Clinker is in seeing how Bramble is himself charmed, becoming mellower over the course of the novel.

The rural charms of Hastings are gone, taking with them a good deal of the show's formerly mellow tone and picturesque look.

Yet Ms. Shields is an unpretentious delight here, adding a goofy sweetness to a production whose charms have only mellowed since it opened last fall.

In this delicious revival of the 1953 musical, Ms. Shields is an unexpected and unpretentious delight, adding a goofy sweetness to a production whose charms have only mellowed since it opened last fall.