Sentence examples for seriously charming from inspiring English sources

Yet Nellie is receptive not just to the serious charms of Emile (the seriously charming Mr. Szot) but to those of the lush landscape in which she finds herself.

It's hard to decide whether MacK, the puckish hero of Todd McEwen's fourth novel, is seriously charming or seriously irritating.

Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.

Aided by a stellar gang - including Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, Carl Reiner, Elliott Gould, and Don Cheadle - the result is never seriously in doubt in an effortlessly charming entertainment which has just had the sequel treatment.

For the first seven weeks of the season, the charming Notre Dame story was taken more seriously than the team was: the Irish were underdogs last week at Air Force Air Forcee!) and again yesterday at Florida State.

Stopping for photos, one tiny, wizened grandma becomes obsessed with my blue eyes, a situation I find quite charming until it becomes apparent she is seriously contemplating removing them from my face to keep as souvenirs.

Despite his macho persona in such films, Gable's screen presence was largely nonthreatening: his magnetic smile and playful winks rendered him a charming rogue who did not take himself too seriously.

What I found was like a charming Shakespearean comedy that hardly paused to take itself seriously.

Nothing's more charming than someone who doesn't take herself too seriously".

While watching the hedgehog walk around me in 3D was charming and the experience was polished, it felt like it was seriously missing something.

Smith had acted as F.D.R.'s patron but had always had a hard time taking him seriously; Roosevelt appeared to Smith, as he did to many in Albany, to be clever and charming but also rather ditsy and insubstantial.