Sentence examples similar to wave of charm from inspiring English sources
A soulful black-and-white commentary on love, art and their competing demands, this Boston-based musical from Damien Chazelle floats on a wave of spontaneity and charm.
IT'S doubtful that anyone ever sat on the front stoop and vowed -- with a jingle of the charm bracelet, a wave of the sunglasses -- that she was going to be a muse when she grew up.
Rounding out the bottom five are Guaranteed Rate Field, home of the White Sox, which, despite being the original ballpark in the wave of new designs, never had any charm compared with OPACY (which came just after); No. 27 Chase Field, which, while a retractable roof was mandatory in sweltering Phoenix, feels more like an airplane hangar inside; and Marlins Park comes in at No. 26.
His assistant, Monica Reed, played with her usual cackling acidity by Harriet Harris, has piles of imploring mail from besotted fans he has charmed with the wave of a hand.
The New Pornographers are riding a small wave of stardom on the strength of irrepressible charm and pop-smart songs.
But it retained plenty of charm.
Clutter hides any hint of charm.
"He had a great deal of charm.
Yet he had no shortage of charm.
"Justified" and the dangers of charm.
It still has gobs of charm.
