Sentence examples for sort of charming from inspiring English sources
The most she can muster is a sort of charming (because fully earned) triumphalism.
In the sixties, Childs was doing the sort of charming, prop-heavy pieces that Judson favored.
There are even situations where it's sort of charming, in a retro way.
A sort of charming naivety has been our hallmark, combined with a considerable degree of homogeneity.
"Amnesia becomes ambition/Ambition becomes a new sort of charming simplicity," they sing in Mr. Newman's "Sweet Talk, Sweet Talk".
By that time, Campbell's father has transformed himself into the sort of charming monster Shakespeare might have relished.
For one thing, if you are a famous and well-regarded talent in your own right, you get to skip the usual hazing period and secure your charming little side project a slot at Coachella, beating out all sorts of charming projects by people who are not otherwise famous.
It's the sort of loose, charming dialogue we've always enjoyed in the series, but with the addition of another character, the dynamic is slightly different.
It's kind of charming really.
Is this aggressive, or sort of passive and charming?
You're not a jerk or cocky, and people like you because you're sort of weird and charming.
