Sentence examples similar to slightly winsome from inspiring English sources
It's enough to demote it from charming to merely winsome.
She's known for being winsome and slightly whimsical, but here she's tough as old boots.
Slightly too weird to be winsome, several of them raise their arms in salute to the colossal father across the room.
Emily Yoshida from Grantland labelled it a "murkily winsome, ever-so-slightly chopped ballad", while writer Kyle Jaeger for The Hollywood Reporter praised the track's lyrical content and its catchy melody.
Based on a script by the author or "The Full Monty," this is another sentimental comedy about ordinary Brits -- in this case a broken family of hairdressers in the Yorkshire town of Keighley -- who balance hearfelt emotion with winsome eccentricity in pursuit of slightly shabby glory.
This pale, slightly fizzy, middle-weight white ($24), recently released, has a winsome peach-like aroma.
A slightly wistful version of Irving Berlin's "Always" sits comfortably beside two winsome McCartney originals, "My Valentine" and "Only Our Hearts".
Part one: if progammable androids in identikit gymslips were made to dance to the winsome pop of Scritti Politti, they might dance like this: stark articulations of limbs, calculated leans and lunges, slightly skewed and studiously set to beats.
