Sentence examples for tiny but charming from inspiring English sources

There is a tiny but charming park, a short distance to the west, where one may eat while sitting on a bench.

ATMOSPHERE A narrow but charming wine bar with about 20 stools and another dozen seats at tiny tables in the back.

He twirls a tiny pink parasol (decoration pinched off a birthday cake) between thumb and forefinger, and answers all queries in a very businesslike but charming manner.

Janet Maslin, writing for The New York Times, called it "a tiny, improbably charming" film "directed with lovely precision".

Nearby is the tiny and charming fishing town of El Golfo, which sits next to the cove from which it gets its name.

That's the subject of Jessica Walker's tiny, awkwardly charming musical revue, in which Walker, a gifted chanteuse, tells the history of male impersonators in the early twentieth century.

Faber & Faber/Profile Books; £10.99Witty and urbane, physically tiny and charming, this account of Queen Elizabeth II discovering the work of J.R. Ackerley, Jean Genet, Ivy Compton-Burnett and other writers is a Swiftian tirade against stupidity and philistinism, and a passionate argument for the civilising power of art.

A picaresque structure, but charming.

The effect was repetitive but charming.

But charming his hosts was easy.

But charming brownstone neighborhoods are close by.