Sentence examples for singular charm from inspiring English sources

A man of singular charm, intelligence and strength.

The title comes from a short piece by Maxwell, in which he described the singular charm of correspondence as lying in "the element of lavishness, of enjoying the fact" that writers are "throwing away one of their better efforts".

One was the lushly melodic score by Lane ("Finian's Rainbow"); the other was Ms. Harris, an actress whose name quickly became a byword on Broadway for a singular charm that balanced wit and wistfulness.

GM may be the king of concept cars, but Japanese concepts have a singular charm.

Since every iOS app can easily plug in AR features, Facebook's camera platform loses some of its singular charm.

Audiences have picked up on Shannon's singular charm as well.

The holidays are when the escapees return to gloat about getting the fuck out of Richmond and paradoxically gripe about how nowhere they ever go will ever match up to RVA's singular charms.

Basingstoke, near the top of town, back in the late 1970s, when the place still had a singular, brutalist charm, before the lovely concrete was covered in boring plastic cladding.

Through the quality of his songwriting and a singular onstage charm, Mr. Lovett has cultivated a business model that many musicians say they'd trade for any day: a career based not on hit singles or album sales but on the reputation of his live shows, which routinely sell out theaters and concert halls coast to coast.

He found a macabre fascination in the pattern of bloodstains, and acquired a singular ability to charm expert prosecution witnesses out of their preconceptions.

His mythology never evolved from there, which in its own way lends the bible material a singular frozen-in-amber charm.