Sentence examples for particular charm from inspiring English sources

Each story has its particular charm.

A quiet place of particular charm.

Of particular charm were the genre scenes, such as a set entitled "Peasant Festival" (1537).

Love Letter for Fire's particular charm lies in its two creators' hesitance to take centre-stage.

Gluck gave the scores of Le Cadi dupé and La Rencontre imprévue particular charm by using "oriental" instrumental effects.

That is perhaps why letters can sound rambling and off-course and this is their own particular charm.

Writing is about charm, about finding and accessing and honing ones' particular charms.

The house reveals even more of its particular charms as the designer David Wiseman amiably leads the way to the formal dining room.

The play finds three of the more enchanting young actresses in New York theater flashing, somewhat fitfully, their particular charms as latter-day variations on the mopey Prozorov girls.

One of the chapel's particular charms, for present purposes, is the sculpture atop a pilaster near the front showing Daniel being licked by lions on either side.

Half seat of power, with all the attendant trappings (impressive monuments, world-class museums, plenty of landmarks), half a quirky, seductive place with its own particular charms, many of which are distinctly Southern (grits with breakfast, crab cakes of every shape and description).