Sentence examples for true charm from inspiring English sources
Soon, they will enjoy the true charm of a post-Patrick Garden.
But the true charm of Italy's most cosmopolitan city is its refusal to coast on these beautiful treasures.
The true charm of Moscow is in its lanes that begin right off the main street, Tverskaya.
A Useless Gimmick Outlawed Enough business; baseball's true charm is in its quirky mechanics and byzantine rules, right?
The illusionist — whether he's pulling a string of lights from his mouth or selling brassieres in shop windows — is the film's true charm.
And while the dark backstory of Vedder's lyrics lends the track a frisson of complexity, Alive's true charm lies in its uplifting power, Vedder's impassioned delivery (within a year countless rock frontmen would be mimicking his hearty burr) and that solo, which could move a corpse to play along on air guitar.
It's true!" Charming or not, he was onto something.
The street food is similarly scrumptious and one of the true charms of Malaysian cuisine.
(And it's "socio", not "psycho", if the traits that Syed displays are true – the charm, the intelligence, the ability to adapt and conform in prison and get along fine).
People will tell you to go to the Rivoli for true Art Deco charm, and perhaps you too will be won over by the grand scale of excessively tasteful redecoration.
Maybe it will finally spill over into the real threat, Saudi Arabia - or maybe the home base of true tyrannical charm, China.
