Sentence examples for unusual charm from inspiring English sources

As a native of Hastings (well, St Leonards), and growing up nearby, I learned gradually to appreciate its unusual charm.

The service from attentive, smartly attired French staff is superb, most notably from a dashing young sommelier of unusual charm and expertise.

I tag it that way because the picture, which has many virtues, including unusual charm, is nevertheless drastically limited by its ironclad, old-Hollywood construction.

The sudden death of Professor Laski removes one who combined with unusual charm of personality a diversity of intellectual gifts bestowed on few.

Shops close between 1pm and 3pm, but most of the town's restaurants stay open to serve currywurst, hot chips and ice-cold beers in a strange fusion of Latin and Germanic customs that contributes to Swakopmund's unusual charm.

The movies' insistence that manic depression and autism come accompanied by good looks, unusual charm and near-magical powers hasn't endeared people with these conditions to the rest of us.

It is likely that Miss Churchill's vehicle would amuse her illustrious parent in much the same manner as he is entertained by the machinations of the Labour Party, but I dont think he could help being pleased by her performance in it since she is an actress of unusual grace, charm, and intelligence, almost capable of disguising the spectacular monotony and foolishness of her part.

Though only 28 when she died, she was an unusual mixture of charm, ebullience, adventure-seeking and tireless dedication to helping ordinary people whose lives had been shattered.

If her rapid rise to blogging fame has affected her unusual man-repelling charm it's not evident on her blog and certainly not during our conversation.

If you can make it past that first paragraph -- and not a few like it along the way -- you'll find a quietly unsettling and unusual novel whose charms more than outweigh its deficiencies.

Mr. Hallstrom's directing style may help explain the presence of Mr. Depp and Juliette Binoche -- not to mention Dame Judi Dench as a diabetic chocoholic -- in "Chocolat," a film that for all its unusual and irresistible charms is unlikely to be a huge box office hit.