Sentence examples for straightforward charms from inspiring English sources

An antiheroic rescue ensues, followed by a line that sums up the witty, straightforward charms of "Futurama": "It's been an emotional five minutes.

These gastronomic amusement parks are so popular that hotels like the Grand Hyatt have co-opted their simple, straightforward charms, and in some cases their chefs, and set up stands in their lobbies and dining areas.

(The verbal precision and straightforward visual charm of this sophisticated cartoon work of self-analysis are dazzling on the page).

If its charm seems straightforward — Harry's cute accent, Charlie's maniacal laugh — its unprecedented global popularity is mysterious.

McCain's pitch, on the other hand, is as straightforward as it is stripped of political charm.

But I could see — in the straightforward, classic food and the friendly Midwestern charm of the well-trained employees — what Meyer, Ebert, and the rest of the heartland find so appealing.

Mr. Mendelsohn's on-screen charm, a sort of witty and straightforward breeziness, made him a lot of people's favorite.

True enough, but it is "Iron Will's" double charm that its aspirations are humble and straightforward and that it fulfills them so completely.

Drawing on both sets of "Old American Songs," Mr. Hampson tapped into the music's many accents and varieties of straightforward folksiness, offsetting the gracefulness of "Simple Gifts" with the cowpoke charm of "The Little Horses".

Set up is pretty straightforward, except in my case, which involved a device that stubbornly refused to sync — second time was the charm.

She had wit, charm and generosity, and while she could be wilful and self-dramatising, she was also natural and straightforward - never in my eyes the "femme fatale".