Sentence examples for sufficiently charming from inspiring English sources

But before that, Mr. Smith failed to muster the charisma necessary to make Pinkerton a sufficiently charming rogue.

IT IS a characteristic of charmers that when they suspect they may have caused offence, they calculate that a sufficiently charming apology should get them off the hook.

The only real possibility there was a 600-square-foot one-bedroom on Fifth Avenue and Ninth Street in a sufficiently charming prewar co-op building.

(In what could be a cinematic first, Rogen refers to a fetus as a "cunt", but he's a sufficiently charming performer to make it somehow seem inoffensive).

Boyd Schaeffer, the reluctant heroine of Carol Muske-Dukes's third novel, "Life After Death," quarrels with her charming (but not quite sufficiently charming) husband in the aftermath of one of his irresponsible stunts, this one less forgivable than usual: Russell has left their 4-year-old daughter alone in a public park.

Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.

Except for the stoical Mr. Jane, the four friends are twitchy and jokey in a way that's meant to be charming but that is sufficiently annoying to make you wonder which of their characters you hope to see killed off first.

Shepherd's huts on wheels are charming but too large and not sufficiently bark-covered.

Subj: Gulliver's Travels Esteemed Sir: On my return from the recent shewing of "Gulliver's Travels," whereat I was sufficiently fortunate to pass a choice moment on the Red Carpet in the charming Company of Miss Emily Blunt, I find it politick to communicate with yourself on the topick of this Motion Picture.

This angle was sufficiently softened — by queasy pro-Roosevelt producers and by the casting of the roguishly charming Walter Huston in the role — that Roosevelt himself chortled through an out-of-town tryout.

A sufficiently extensive, committed and fluent biography of the great British actor (1904-2000), who is shown as witty, charming, tirelessly self-critical, theatrical in every aspect of his life, and a much nicer man than his sole rival, Olivier.