Sentence examples for remarkable charm from inspiring English sources

That Naylor-Leyland usually got what he wanted was testament to his remarkable charm.

"His remarkable intelligence, charm and thirst for understanding led him to seek information from all available sources," the statement said.

Both are deft with pacing, composition and atmosphere, and scenes with the children in particular (Sebastian Villada Lopez and Laura Montana Cortez, each remarkable) have charm and authenticity.

Mendelssohn, whose music in its day was held to be remarkable for its charm and elegance, was gradually becoming the most popular of 19th-century composers in England.

Peter's love of discourse bestowed those around him with his remarkable curiosity, erudition, charm and well-honed sense of humor.

Playing the character of Boris Yellnikoff, a hateful physics professor who teaches chess to children and who was once "almost nominated" for the Nobel prize, David maintains a remarkable lack of charm and a facade of self-righteous anger.

One series of events in the manuscript's history is remarkable for its charm.

This delectable actress makes Dot a wonderfully vibrant, yet vulnerable, woman, and, turns into the nonagenarian Marie with remarkable  subtlety and charm.

On the contrary, his relaxed charm is remarkable.

Perhaps Saban's greatest asset over the years has been his remarkable ability to cultivate, charm, and manipulate people.

Lady Ada Lovelace was a remarkable scientist of unparalleled charm and allure.