Sentence examples for not particularly charming from inspiring English sources

The protagonist is roguish but not particularly charming or great at justifying his actions, giving off some serious Anakin Skywalker vibes when he disagrees with the leaders of the Assassins.

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Guilty snorts lurk between the level-setting gay panic and the finale's vomiting donkey, yet our dumbly conformist travelling companions aren't particularly charming, and prove creepy around anything female.

Likely someone pointed out that it wasn't particularly charming to respond to a fatal system failure in an autonomous vehicle by saying that "ultimately" they'll be safer, even if it's true.

Cognac is not a particularly charming place, but then nor is Epernay, champagne's epicentre.

The fact is a positive impression can be generated even if you aren't feeling particularly charming.

Gong was bluntly informed that she was "not particularly beautiful or charming" and that "successful men couldn't possibly be interested" in her.

In the end the show is cute, and often quite charming, but not particularly memorable.

The guide book had recommended a charming but not particularly cheap family-run place.

He's nice and charming if not particularly original, much like his counterparts, many of whom land management deals before they even know how to interpret the contracts they're signing.

It's not particularly sophisticated, but it is surprisingly charming, and perhaps some of those remaining BBC3-on-TV viewers might have stumbled across it and been charmed by it, too.