“charm”造句，怎麼用charm造句

The dilapidated barn detracts charm from the landscape.

Fahmy had come both to charm and to bully me.

And a person of charm will naturally show charm and delicacy in his style, and a great artist with good taste will not stoop to "mannerisms."

Everyone takes a spoonful, and their destiny is revealed by the charm in their portion.

Is the Yankees' rotation struggling because they don't have a pick-me-up charm?

Your hands stroked thin lines, sentence. You in the flower charm, Acacia on the south of the Yangtze river.

The east had its own charm of fine deep blue, and its own modest gem, a rising and solitary star.

Is about a cup of green tea, an elegant fragrance waft, but bitter, bitter mellow, do not have a charm.

The new version retains all of the charm of the original while injecting some fresh elements, including new piano, bass, strings, and vocal effects.

Then she made some little shirts of white silk. Having learned the art of witchcraft from her mother, she sewed a magic charm into each one of them.

I am not saying that actors in general obey that impulse, that they are absurd men, but that their fate is an absurd fate which might charm and attract a lucid heart.

"Wuyang" the city of Canton are the most famous a sign to five sheep as a mascot fully reflects the host country host city of the historical background spiritual outlook and cultural charm.

I do not believe it has ever been out of print, a testament to the importance of the subject and to Douglas and Mark's natural storytelling abilities, charm, wit and unforced writing styles.

His charm doesn't affect or impress me.

Still, traces of charm and bygone ambition survive.

Her fans were stormed by her performance and her charm.

The little homely evenings had all the charm of newness and secrecy.

Gingerbread and whipped cream was Jem's favourite dessert. But tonight it had no charm to soothe his stormy soul.

They're not falling-down stupid; they radiate the subtler variety of idiocy that can be mistaken for charm, decency or even brilliance.

The stores on the8- shaped corridor form a pedestrian street of brands. The inside duplex design extends the charm of personalized business.

But Sir Alistair, in his admiration for these bravura performances, and for his hero's undeniable charm, glosses over how indifferent Mr Kissinger was to the internal dynamics of nations.

The last observation broke the charm accordingly.

They got exotic stuff with all sorts of weird properties charge, spin, charm, strangeness.

His style is due to charm, simple humanism, rather than to any power of thought or emotion.

Whatever might have been be the basis for this dubious book, it must have been a question of the utmost importance and charm, as well as a deeply personal one.

Rotating slide charm, indulge in the sky, interweave density.

"The springtime charm of her powdered face gave no hint of her latent formidability. And before her crimson lips parted, her laughter rang out."

The “sweet mouths” spout charm just the same; but containment is now the game.

The skirt lends charm to her.