Sentence examples for not so charming from inspiring English sources

He will also crow, which some people (me) find charming and others not so charming.

The people who find it not so charming have made roosters illegal in many municipalities that have otherwise permitted chicken-keeping (New York City, for instance).

And dear Mr. Corella wore his showmanship like Espada's cape, grinning madly and whipping through airborne turns; his "look at this!" manner would exasperate were it not so charming.

(Alas, his off-court antics are not so charming; he took to his Instagram account last year to make fun of the Austrian drag singer Conchita Wurst, who won the Eurovision Song Contest).

When I'm on the set, I'm very focused and my humor goes away and I become not so charming".

Maybe not so charming if you're the one in the headlock, but Harvey is a tough bastard, his people skills are not all that good.

Somehow, the Detroit team that has dug its fingernails deep into this second-round series with Chicago not only found an identity, but made it a not-so-charming one.

They are opportunistic scavengers who adapt easily and can unhinge their jaws to consume what looks like more than their fair share; they may have started out as a small group of not-so-charming birds, but now they're running the show.

Yet, in Kunis' defense, there is a version of this story in which Whitty was the one being not-so-charming (or "seeming brusque," as he might say).

After a charming apartment that was close to the beach but way too small, and a house whose breathtaking view did not outweigh its considerable deficiencies and not-so-charming landlord, we found The One.

Boston hasn't changed, which is charming -- but when you're running it, it might not be so charming.