Sentence examples for specific charm from inspiring English sources

That spot is an Art Deco chair of anonymous provenance but specific charm.

There is a very specific charm to standing in the midday sun, holding a tepid glass of white wine, surrounded by people you've barely spoken to for the past three years, waiting to be given a rolled-up sheet of A4 by somebody dressed like a wandering Beefeater.

There, however, is a certain malign influence against which Messick has not yet found a specific charm--the influence wielded by the Federal Trade Commission.

America arguably remains a little lukewarm to his specific charms – 62% of the gross for The Grand Budapest Hotel came from overseas, with enthusiastic audiences in the UK ($16m) and France ($11m).

By contrast, Julia Roberts, a decade older than the heroine of the book, has her own stature and charm — her specific gravity.

"I think that's a testament to how protective people feel about the charm and specific character of the neighborhood," said Craig R. Hammerman, the district manager of Community Board 6.

Servers at the restaurant need to be schooled either in menu specifics or in the charm of copping to ignorance.

The revolutionary outcome of palbociclib in 2015 as CDK4/6 inhibitor added a new charm to the specific inhibitor design for CDKs.

- Recent DNA methylation microarray profiling studies using the comprehensive high-throughput arrays for relative methylation (CHARM) technique identified tissue-specific differentially methylated regions (tDMRs) in CpG island adjacent regions called CpG island shores.

To conjure a specific time and place in its material charms but effectively ignore its most significant human complexities is thin verisimilitude, if not cheap ornamentalism.

Part of the complex's unique charm results from the balance of specific and nonspecific spaces.