Sentence examples for roguish charm from inspiring English sources

He thinks it's part of his roguish charm.

The Mayor's rough edge, it seems, is now seen as part of his roguish charm.

Here in Chappaqua, all his roguish charm and heavy baggage preceded him.

Why would he junk a brutally bleak script in favour of one with roguish charm?

Corb Lund You can almost see the twinkle in Corb Lund's eye throughout "Cabin Fever," an album of pithy mischief and roguish charm, due out on Tuesday.

Witty and possessed of an irresistibly roguish charm, he was also a gentleman who had respect and sympathy for the misfortunes of others.

All this makes Moll uniquely susceptible to the roguish charms of Pascal Renouf (Johnny Flynn), a scruffy bloke who first greets Moll with a rifle in hand and a few freshly slaughtered rabbits in his truck.

That's always been part of his roguish appeal — the ability to entertain, to charm, to fascinate and ultimately to get by, with comic wine labels, cosmic puns, rococo satires and elaborately staged publicity stunts.

Underpinned by the bright, sure-handed bounce of Helm's drumming and Hudson's funky, undulating wah-wah clavinet, it's possessed of a roguish, irresistible charm that never fails to have you reaching for the nearest bottle.

Arthur Thirkwell, writing in the Sunday Mirrors sister paper, the Daily Mirror concentrated more on lead actor Roger Moore than the film itself: "What Sean Connery used to achieve with a touch of sardonic sadism, Roger Moore conveys with roguish schoolboy charm and the odd, dry quip".

Eddie, played with roguish, ill-shaven charm by Mr. Valley, has the rugged good looks of a male pinup in a Boys of the L.A.P.D. calendar.