Sentence examples for polished charm from inspiring English sources
All that polished charm is in the service of a message of political reform and social justice.
Belying its name, which comes from an archaic Danish word meaning to dance clumsily, Balter has a polished charm.
Here his polished charm and clean, expansive gestures keep us from ever recoiling from Denny, no matter how destructively he behaves.
And many non-Russians would sympathise with that; investors never knew what to make of Mr Yeltsin's erratic, ebullient personality and many instinctively preferred the polished charm of the Kremlin's previous master, Mikhail Gorbachev.But think harder about the changes that Russia has undergone, and a different conclusion emerges.
The Kane look – hip, art-school style spliced with serious sex appeal – now looks sufficiently polished to charm a heavy-hitting front row which included Anna Wintour, Sir Philip Green, designer Donatella Versace and supermodel Natalia Vodianova.
But in these first efforts -- four EP's on which Gainsbourg is backed by the Alain Gorageur Orchestra and the stripped-down 1963 LP "Gainsbourg Confidentiel" -- he was actually trying to be a singer, and if the results aren't technically polished, they have charm.
The venders are arriving, too, setting up their stands of pots and jewelry, polished turquoise, hawk charms, papyrus scrolls on which they will paint your name in hieroglyphs.
Danny Garcia, a lean but polished infielder who charmed the Brooklyn fans two years ago when the Cyclones first began, is on the cusp of interborough history.
Ms. Fairchild, impeccably gracious and technically polished, exuded a kindly charm.
This month, it offers an English-language production of Mozart's enticingly complex battle of the sexes; expect hearty Italian hill-town charm, not polished uptown elegance.
This month, they offer an English-language production of "Così Fan Tutte," Mozart's enticingly complex battle of the sexes; expect hearty Italian hill-town charm, not polished uptown elegance.
