charmingness

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• Around the country, they built charming outdoor tents, created picnic-friendly takeout menus, and sold frozen cocktail popsicles to coax customers out of their homes to enjoy something resembling an old world of hospitality.

• Then there’s the decades-old and foolhardy 17th Street liquor moratorium, that seemingly did very little but stymie growth in development along what is now one of the city’s most charming streets.

• Rory is their new Lorelai — a high-achieving, biddable, anxious-to-please Lorelai — and wealthy, charming Logan is their new Christopher.

• It’s never all that charming to begin with, and rarely is it less charming than when Richard forcefully rear-ends Emily’s car after he sees her talking to another man.

• 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.”

• To most people, this was funny and humanizing—maybe even 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.

• Mayim Bialik and the cast of Blossom Charming family moment, or the beginning of a “Very Special Episode” of Blossom?

• That poor, pretty creature, starving, in her charming pink dress and hat of roses.

• And he replied shortly, and with a slight charming affectation of pride: "I did without."

• The back of her head will be quite in line with her charming little bust, and I for one shall walk round and laugh in her face.

• Just as it disappeared from view he caught a glimpse of a charming little girl, peeping out of a latticed window beside the door.