Sentence examples for too charming from inspiring English sources

Between his technical command and a personal charm he's too charming to brag about, his career progressed steadily, from "Sesame Street" road band to Apollo house band to increasingly lucrative backup slots.

Both can sometimes be too charming, amusing or silly.

Ideally, these little images will be too charming to resist.

But of Baldwin he says: James Baldwin is too charming a writer to be major.

That's what Jennings is like in interview, too: charming, amusing, yet a touch evasive.

Tom Hiddleston is definitely too charming to have as an enemy.

Her father, Agamemnon, has been killed in his bath by her none-too-charming mother, Klytemnestra.

On Broadway he was Joe Mantello's disapproving brother in "The Normal Heart," a horrible aristocrat among Cherry Jones's circle in "Mrs. Warren's Profession" and Matthew Morrison's all-too-charming Italian father in "Light in the Piazza".

Ms. Vogel is best known for her 1997 play "How I Learned to Drive," the story of an all-too-charming pedophile, which won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.

I've learned to easily say no to peddlers, promoters, all-too-charming men, etc., which has really helped in my normal life, especially with decisions I want to say yes to, but I know I really should say no to…that mostly applies to men, business, and dessert.

It, too, was charming, with original woodwork and details throughout, although it would require work.