Sentence examples for unusually charming from inspiring English sources

Schwartz is quoting Robert Lowell's description of the face of the Virgin Mary, and perhaps the most unusual feature of this unusually charming début is the easy, unpretentious way it has of joining a love of baseball with a love of literature.

"Tom was unusually talented and unusually charming," Mr. Arnell said.

The Art of Fielding was "triumphant" (Wall Street Journal), "unusually charming" (New Yorker) and one of the 10 best books of 2011 (New York Times).

In the Benois Madonna (1475 78) Leonardo succeeded in giving a traditional type of picture a new, unusually charming, and expressive mood by showing the child Jesus reaching, in a sweet and tender manner, for the flower in Mary's hand.

The game scores you thus: "You might have done sex 92 times!" It's an unusually charming game that illuminates how much the media around us influences our bodily curiosity.

Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.

The Jones Street Boys, a country and bluegrass quintet from New York, play charming, unusually graceful acoustic music.

(Scott) * 'DEFINITELY, MAYBE' (PG-13, 1 52) This unusually smart, thoroughly charming romantic comedy follows a nice guy's involvement with three women, one of whom he will marry.

(Jeannette Catsoulis) * 'DEFINITELY, MAYBE' (PG-13, 1 52) This unusually smart, thoroughly charming romantic comedy follows a nice guy's involvement with three women, one of whom he will marry.

The Japan Times reviewer Mark Schilling said that she "seamlessly accomplishes her evolution from forlorn waif to perky if unusually perceptive kid, while effortlessly charming everyone".. Mana Ashida won the "Best Newcomer" award at the 54th Blue Ribbon Awards.

Edwards was described as "unusually popular and genial", with a "charming English" wife and a Chinese servant named Charlie who "adores his employers" and had served them for 17 years.