Sentence examples for which charming from inspiring English sources

MOST people are all too familiar with estate-agent speak, in which "charming" means tiny and a "mature garden" is a jungle.

Not only are the boulevards reminiscent of Paris, but so too are the bridges of the Potomac and the sidewalks on which charming outdoor cafes can sit without the disturbance of traffic.

"Lost Girl" was a heartbreaking hour for Emma and Snow, juxtaposed beautifully with Snow's own journey of self-discovery, in which Charming showed his fiancee that -- as many Disney heroes have learned before her -- belief in oneself is the only "magic" a person truly needs to overcome their obstacles.

Boston hasn't changed, which is charming -- but when you're running it, it might not be so charming.

And don't skip the Old Town of Antibes, which has charming cafes, restaurants and creperies.

The film was shot in the Scottish highlands, which the charming French actor found stunning.

All they ever say is, 'You're lucky to be here at all!' Which is charming".

I quickly fell in love with the art audience, which was charming and welcoming, and included women.

Mr. Larrea added occasional commentary on his love for Gardel and Piazzolla, which, while charming, was unnecessary.

It's better in the bar, which is charming with its thatch roof, patterned tile floor and D.J.

But most of the city's hip hotels have been in Vieux-Montréal, which is charming but hardly cutting edge.