Sentence examples for tremendous charm from inspiring English sources

They're hardly Mahler, but in Ms. Brewer's hands they had tremendous charm and power.

"She has tremendous charm, great presence and a wonderful sense of humour," says Fitzwilliams.

But despite the company's tremendous charm, brilliant control, rich tone and obvious versatility, plenty of its repertory is minor choreography.

Charles Jencks is a man of tremendous charm and playful erudition (he has dubbed the game of looking round the house he shared with Maggie in London's Notting Hill as "hunt the symbol").

But he got it out of the way early, as if it mattered less than, for example, the folk-tunelike Zorongo that followed, in which he on guitar and Charo Espino, on castanets, made a duet of tremendous charm and wit — and in which he gave her every punch line.

Yet because of Mr. Gordon's essential warmth as an actor, his Nitti had tremendous rough-hewn charm.

Yet he has a dazzling charm, tremendous social skills, a bold self-confidence, growing political savvy, great popularity among the Texans who know him best -- and a past littered with opponents who underestimated him.

Barristers and judges; clients and courtroom opponents - Jonathan Aitken, Jeffrey Archer, Edwina Currie and Jeremy Thorpe - all spoke with great admiration of his charm, his "tremendous timing" and his "wonderful capacity to destroy witnesses".

Peter Preston, Guardian editor 1975-1995 wrote in the foreword to the Papas politics people places exhibition held at the Guardian Newsroom in 2004: "With tremendous enthusiasm and innocent charm Bill would come in mid-afternoon and hover.

"I am still a little uncertain about the man," said Hollywood legend David O. Selznick after Astaire's first screen test, "but I feel, in spite of his enormous ears and bad chin line, that his charm is so tremendous that it comes through even in this wretched test".

In a memo, Selznick wrote, "I feel, in spite of his enormous ears and bad chin line, that his charm is... tremendous".