Sentence examples for winning charm from inspiring English sources

Mounting apoplexy is abated only by the winning charm and efficiency of the maitresse d'.

Oddly, all of this added up to a certain winning charm.

From the outset, di Stefano's singing was notable for its winning charm, sincerity and spontaneity.

Otherwise, Craig Salstein won deserved bravos for his Mercutio, enthusiastic as a technician and full of winning charm.

And while Alder despatched a Vauxhall Gardens song with winning charm, Hulett took us into the empyrean with a soaringly beautiful Haydn 'Et incarnatus est'.

Two days later, he hit a note of winning charm in answering a voter's question about what might distinguish his presidency from his father's.

"The other side is trying to win on charm, but charm doesn't help you with prescription drugs or putting your kids through school".

He governed with a relentless and competitive work ethic rather than by winning any charm offensives.

Ed wins on charm; David has the gravitas of a plausible prime minister.

Guiding nearly all of Trump's interactions with world leaders is his belief that his ability to win over, charm and cajole foreign leaders is more important than policy detail or the advancement of strategic goals.

For almost 50 years she ruled with this winning conflation of charm and policy, continuing to camp up her faerie queen femininity until the end.