Sentence examples for typically charming from inspiring English sources
Her latest offerings are typically charming, daydreamy and elusive.
As New York's manifest destiny pushes westward, the city folk are typically charming.
They are also typically charming and highly effective at manipulating others and the organization's systems (at least for a while).
Before leaving I ask Fauja what changes he has seen in Britain in the 15 years he's been here and he replies in his typically charming, upbeat way.
Ovechkin, typically charming, said he was "a little jealous" of Sidney Crosby playing in the Stanley Cup final and snapped a picture of his trophies with his cellphone.
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If you've risen to be the CEO of a company, you're typically a pretty charming guy.
He was typically witty and charming, without a trace of acrimony toward the republic or its leaders.
Freud's seventh novel, "Lucky Break," which follows a group of actors for nearly 15 years — from their first day at drama school until they're ready for Botox — may not be her most ambitious, but it's her most breezily charming and typically shrewd, and comes with a new satirical edge.
