Sentence examples for most charming thing from inspiring English sources

And the most charming thing of all is that it rarely looks like charm.

The most charming thing of all is that he is not so different now.

The most charming thing about Anne is that even in her most tragical moments (as she would put it), humor seems to spill out of her.

The lack of sentiment is the most charming thing about them: their affection is never saccharine, never obvious, just kind of real.

This is surely the most charming thing about the former House Speaker and recent Presidential dabbler and if Newt, in retirement from politics, wanted to do the most good for the most people, he might have considered arm-twisting the Discovery Channel into following him around the country with a couple of cameras as he took in the wonders of the nation's menageries.

Simon Stone: What Ewen discovered in the play we did together that the film is based on, the main thing we carried over, is that Oliver is a man who has no judgements of other human beings, which is the most charming thing you can create.

One of the most charming things I saw was at Saks Fifth Avenue, which was also busy.

"That's one of the most charming things about this house: you hear the children," Mr. Zabar said.

Listen to BBC7 radio a lot, and one of the most charming things about it is that before The Navy Lark or whatever, the links-person will warn us that the comedy contains "humour acceptable at the time".

One of the most charming things about CBS's production (just an hour, from 5 to 6 p.m. Eastern) is that it ignored the usual blather of the winner's circle ceremony for a second chance to hear Steve Cauthen, the winning jockey, describe the race.

Cleo, one of the most charming things about you is your absolute self-confidence.