Sentence examples for still more charming from inspiring English sources

In a letter to Frédéric Bazille (1841 1870), Monet wrote: I spend my time out in the open, on the shingle beach when the weather is bad or the fishing boats go out, or I go into the countryside which is very beautiful here, that I find perhaps still more charming in winter than in summer and, naturally I work all the time, and I believe that this year I am going to do some serious things.

Young and Innocent (1937) was considerably more charming and still offered much in the way of suspense.

Although, as she noted, the result was more charming than disturbing, the freeze-frame stills, like magazine layouts, made another point about photography's glamorizing power.

Somewhat more charming is her Prince tribute, 'Cherry Pie', but still, J-Lo's Rebirth is an uneven affair, even with the free perfume that comes with some copies.

It's all made even more charming by the fact that she is less than a year old and still has baby teeth, you can see the outline of her fur, and the contents of her last meal.

They threw out a proposal for a "crisis commission" with enough powers to sort out disputes within the CIS, for fear that this would mean still more licence for Russia to cause trouble beyond its borders.Why should Russia be so good at charming distant countries, and so poor at charming neighbouring ones?

On Clooney, he said, "If you're going to make a movie about a guy who fires people for a living and you still want to like him, that actor better be damn charming and I don't think there's a more charming actor alive than George Clooney.

"A more charming New York".

"Nothing is more charming than poor folks".

"It couldn't have been more charming".

The moment could not be more charming.