Sentence examples for subtle and charming from inspiring English sources
The first that came to my mind was the subtle and charming Lady into Fox.
(Matt Berninger, the lead singer of the rock band the National and another longtime fan, threw "subtle" and "charming" into the mix).
And Jeff Harner, a subtle and charming cultural parodist, in a show built around 1950's songs and singers from Sam Cooke to Frankie Laine, to Doris Day and Nat (King) Cole, shows us an America with a double life: one wide-eyed and suburban-sentimental, the other inching nervously toward the lush, the daring and the citified.
McNutt wrote that, while Tate had given a "rather subtle and charming performance", the Nellie-Dwight subplot felt like "a leftover idea" from the previous season.
But this is neither subtle, nor charming, and that dunk over that car suddenly seems like so many All-Star moons ago.
This isn't to say that the picture's one long drag, it's also quite funny and in its subtle moments, charming (Oates, whom I revere in every movie he's ever made, displays a fantastic amount of mysterious weirdness and pitch perfect comic timing).
But a few steps up the dreamy social ladder there's the more subtle fantasy of worldly grace — of being so gallant and gentlemanly and charming that every woman longs to be your date.
"It is an enthralling introduction to the mountain people of New Guinea -- unimaginably remote, charming, cunning, cruel, subtle and appealing -- and to their magnificent land".
Dazzling and charming artists both, they reached fresh peaks here; Ms. Peck (of New York City Ballet), in particular, has reached new zones of subtle artistry and breathtaking speed.
Results are smart and charming.
