Sentence examples for whose charm from inspiring English sources

Basically, Maslany is solid as Sarah, an ethically ambiguous heroine, whose charm can verge on a survivor's narcissism.

Finishing ahead of him in the final was China's Boyang Jin, whose charm and technical firepower put him in fourth.

And at long last Hugh Laurie, whose charm seemed to be bottomless, has lost interest in making us like him.

It has also given us the mariachi band, whose charm quotient -- for me, at least -- runs to about four minutes.

In most medical schools, it is not hard to identify the stars, the charismatic figures whose charm and enthusiasm draw in students and residents.

Mr. Matsuev's pummeling virtuosity sat heavily on a work whose charm lies more in its fleetness and sardonicism, but the audience seemed to love it.

In Chris Pratt, it has a star whose charms are not yet close to being exhausted.

The current Indian Ocean star is Sri Lanka, whose charms have been rediscovered since civil war ended there in 2009.

And the Mayor is Rudolph W. Giuliani, whose charms tend to be muted by a sometimes abrasive manner.

Jaguar, whose charms have included famously cozy rear quarters, added the commodious XJ8 L and Vanden Plas.

"Good?" asks the woman whose charmed life has meant that she has grown accustomed to the best.