Sentence examples for strange charm from inspiring English sources

The other quarks—"strange", "charm", "bottom" and "top"—are unstable.

There's a strange charm in the tackiness of the place.

Mr. Crews is a modest man, and part of the strange charm of his restaurant is its understatedness.

Few writers go so far without claiming to have found a consolation, and the bleakness is an important  part of The Goshawk's strange charm.

Rambert autumn tour Mark Baldwin's choreographic imagination has embraced science in recent works, and The Strange Charm of Mother Nature is part of that trend.

At least in Summer Heights High, there was some strange charm to Ja'mie's outlandish brattiness; it often felt like she was sincerely clueless of her bitchy capabilities.

Here, Amy Davidson talks with McGrath and Roger Angell about the strange charms of the knuckleball (and knuckleball pitchers), and how they approach writing about baseball.

Certainly, I'm not immune to the strange charms of a good narco-corrido.

Now it is Mexican culture; 'narco and culture are synonyms.' " Certainly, I'm not immune to the strange charms of a good narco-corrido.

Shops close between 1pm and 3pm, but most of the town's restaurants stay open to serve currywurst, hot chips and ice-cold beers in a strange fusion of Latin and Germanic customs that contributes to Swakopmund's unusual charm.

The perspective has a strange, uplifting charm to the comfortably off.