Sentence examples for much charming from inspiring English sources

No one else showed as much charming, unbridled emotion. .

But hours later, after several trips back into the store and much charming and pleading with the sales staff, Hadjopulos had the shoes.

Encased in an early gilt frame, it was much more charming than it sounds — for $175.

Mrs Gulliver, who is French and much more charming than her husband, would speak directly to the malfeasant.

That tells you how much this charming, happy restaurant wants to hit your comfort-food sensors.

INACCESSIBLE by road, Cordova is less visited (and much more charming) than either Seward or Valdez.

Sometimes, reading "The Lonely Polygamist," one wishes the author had a little less respect, but then the book might be that much less charming.

Ask for a room in the older section, which dates to 1859 and is much more charming than the more modern section next door.

La Villette au Jardin, France Love nests don't come much more charming than this room for two surrounded by an enchanting garden and swaying wildflower meadows in the heart of La France Profonde in Normandy.

The bright spots for her within the Adams clan were, early on, John Quincy's much more charming brother Thomas and, later, "the old Gentleman," John Adams himself, whose appreciation of Louisa was more enthusiastic than his wife's.

They knew Mrs. Woo, 62, as their determined but lovable dry cleaner, as much a charming mainstay of Windsor Terrace as the porch-fronted houses that line the Brooklyn neighborhood's narrow streets.