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The neighborhood is known for charming brick houses that were built by 19th-century immigrants.

Legs McNeil, of Punk magazine fame, once called him “cute” and “charming.”

Alexander is everything Turing is not—gregarious, flirty, and, you guessed it, charming.

For those who have a problem with that, she offered a charming, subtle middle finger.

Let me be clear, as the president would say: Obama is telegenic and charming.

“Somebody said to me after the premiere, ‘You guys have the most charming Republicans going,’” Molloy remembers.

This charming little riddle is always a great favorite with children.

Well, I must be running along and it's good to see your charming family.

The Princess was a young and charming lady, very handsome, but in a state of constant depression.

A week passed away during the visit of the charming stranger, and Hetty had never once seen Miss Gaythorne.

This is what that charming Saint Francois de Sales calls somewhere "les pretres blancs-becs," callow priests.