Sentence examples for there a charm from inspiring English sources

Is there a charm school for maniacs, where Hannibal Lecter learned elocution and Freddy Krueger picked up his cheerful wit?

Hill knows perfectly well that, notwithstanding his abrasiveness, there's a charm to what he's saying, because there's humour in a difficult man's gestures towards non-cooperation and resistance.

"There's a charm, a warmth to Harlem," Ms. Wilson continued.

There is a charm, a magic, about Belrepayre that seems to work on everyone.

There is a charm to the village, and McDonald's doesn't fit in".

There's a charm about Fukuoka's older shopping districts that is unique to the city.

There is a charm about the forbidden that makes it unspeakably desirable.

"And it also often means there's a charm and depth to your feelings".

"If there was a charm offensive with Iran, the mullahs would be in trouble in the long run".

"There was a charm to the Yankee and Dodger World Series that the final game always came down to one play," Erskine said.

There is a charm in bouncing around the Grapefruit League, staying in cheap hotels, spotting the towering Waffle House signs and pulling in for breakfast before the game.