Sentence examples for peculiar charm from inspiring English sources

Arbitrariness is part of this book's extremely peculiar charm.

But who needs heightened Shakespearean drama when details have such a peculiar charm?

He also has the peculiar charm of the titanic narcissist who just can't help it.

It's the most recent of a great many Catch-22s that give the place its peculiar charm.

The world has provided other villains, but the peculiar charm of the pallid, citrus-starved Slavic heavy persists.

"His peculiar charm, his extraordinary good looks, his bountiful success, the tragic end of his great adventure.

This was one of its peculiar charms.

And yet humid, rotting Venice possesses peculiar charms of its own.

Exploiting the game's peculiar charms, however, will not be in the interests of private franchises, which is one reason they provide no model for anything but a bleak future.

The blast was one of the most important homers in the 38 years of the Mets, and it was unloaded by a man who has had trouble sticking in the major leagues, but that is one of the peculiar charms of baseball.

And even better ones about its peculiar charms: "The tourist who comes and sees this shambles, has his camera swiped, is swindled by the taxi drivers and persecuted by old codgers flogging cameos, how can he know all that is just, so to speak, a show of civilities?