Sentence examples for professional charm from inspiring English sources

Never mind that charmer Tom H, (I've interviewed him and can vouch for personal and professional charm), Laurie's was the standout performance throughout, the planes of his face suggesting nothing but wit, goodwill and barbarity.

The Chileans of San Pedro, with their quiet eyes and quiet thoughtful worries about copper and water and now tourism, and the easy professional charm of the guides and staff at the hotel, had been a big part of my life for a good few days, and had let my eyes share many sights; odd, unseen, resonant.

Unlike the reality shows featuring amateurs and the kind of people you would avoid in real life let alone watch on TV, Ice T and Nicole "Coco" Austin bring a professional charm and savvy to their show.

"The Big Tease," which is being smartly promoted by Warner Brothers as "Rocky in Curlers," never questions Crawford's values, which are finally as dubious as those of the snooty entertainment professionals he charms.

Recent growth has less to do with Sisters' theater-set charm and professional rodeo events than it does with its spectacular setting.

Schaap's professional life has been charmed as he moved from Newsweek to The New York Herald Tribune to Sport magazine to Channel 4 to ABC to ESPN.

And charmed professionals with coveted degrees, like Sumit Sapra, are unemployed or taking pay cuts to hold on to their jobs.

Homespun charm rather than professional polish is the attraction at this country cottage cafe.

Homespun charm rather than professional polish is the lure at this country cottage cafe.

They insist that patients are in no position to judge which doctors are best and that some patients may respond to glib charm rather than professional competence.

But they sparked Mr. Westerberg's best songwriting and gave his music a reckless charm that more professional musicians and cleaner production couldn't surpass.