Sentence examples for sort of charm from inspiring English sources
I like her inability to deploy any sort of charm.
The Baton Rouge, La., rapper Webbie has the laziest sort of charm.
"We wanted someone who had Fred's sort of charm and attractiveness," he said.
"It's a combination of sort of charm and menace … I mean he [the prime minister] understood".
That sort of charm explains why so many contestants drew inspiration from snot-nosed children.
(Though for some tastes Bela Lugosi could be said to possess a certain louche, Eurotrash sort of charm).
When he sees a product on display and says, "Love, love, love," or something perhaps not as thrilling ("Oh, my God, hello. Hello?"), you're sort of charmed.
Those who have seen him strip off say he wears all sorts of charms about him.
(He had and has a sort of endearing charm in the strangeness).
And yet they're curiously effective, so confident in their misfires that they achieve a sort of insidious charm.
His small eyes were highly focussed, and his face, which was oddly cherubic, was not without a sort of brutal charm.
