Sentence examples for the considerable charm of from inspiring English sources

Nimoy's exceptional performance was just part of the considerable charm of the original series.

Despite the considerable charm of the place, you might find yourself thinking that an obsession with preserving smoke-stained walls and elevating a wonky subfloor is perhaps just a tad extreme.

The novel would be more compelling if these terrors intruded more, but Towles gets good mileage from the considerable charm of his protagonist and the peculiar world he inhabits.

Not even the considerable charm of Chris Hemsworth, who plays the seemingly immortal, ax-wielding title hero, or Emily Blunt, as an ice queen with head-scratching motives, can save this dull mash-up of fantasy genre cliches, which wastes its A-list actors, stunning costumes and computer-generated artistry on a fatuous story with zero stakes.

And in "Sliding Life Blues" (2001), Mr. Dick demonstrated the considerable charms of the "glissando head joint," an attachment that lets him create swirling figures in which pitches slide into each other kaleidoscopically.

Just as in the screenplay where Stone falls for the femme fatale, Alaura, Stine is himself lured in by the considerable charms of movie money and the prospect of seeing his name on the silver screen.

At end of the day, this event is a reminder of the uncommon psyche of California, a place where the dangers may be part of the attraction (or at least, evidence that the considerable charms of Southern California compensate for the attendant dangers).

According to movie critics, some of those juxtapositions are more successful than others, but on the whole "Big Hero 6" is an inventive, entertaining yarn that benefits from the considerable charms of an inflatable robot named Baymax (voiced by Scott Adsit).

That Oxford has reprinted it tells you something about the considerable charm and quality of its prose (which are separate from its inherent value as an historical document).

2. Lewis Hamilton, 25, Britain He's the one who Masks his indomitability and ruthless streak behind the considerable charm and countenance of a doe-eyed boy-band balladeer always ready with a dazzling smile to make the grannies swoon.

This intelligent breeziness is the source of the book's considerable charm.