The story of "The Mascot" is charmingly romantic, and much more consistent and coherent than the usual plots of the comic operas.
Dulcamara describes his various nostrums to the villagers; the charmingly humorous duet, "Much obliged," for Nemorino and Dr.
The drive was pleasant, and the villa itself is charmingly situated on one of the precipitous sides of Monte Mario, but alas!
Amalfi ischarmingly situated at the entrance to a deep ravine, surrounded by mountains and rocks of the most picturesque forms.
Zelphine is not more fortunate in conversation than Angela, as her neighbor is an Italian gentleman who, although charmingly polite, is deaf and dumb in every language save his own.
The little town is charmingly situated, and like others of similar character and altitude (it lies nearly 3300 feet above sea-level), is becoming more and more resorted to by tourists and travellers upon the Brenner route.
This little town, 4790 feet, distant from Araba just over twelve miles, is charmingly situated, and much resorted to by tourists as a centre from which to make numerous interesting short tours in the Dolomites.
A traveller, who had crossed from Chiozza, gave the prince so animated an account of the beauty of this place, which is charmingly situated on the shores of the gulf, that he became very anxious to see it.
The garden was charmingly situated, but little frequented.
All this was none too good for our taste if we could have had it, but since we could not have it, we took another kind of delight, and one quite as vivid, in seeing how charmingly we could get on without it.
The boundaries between the possible and the not possible are so charmingly vague!
How charmingly are Nature's beauties rang'd by art!
How much Shakespeare did as the friend and saviour of those sweet airy frolickers of the past from the relentless mowings of Time, has been charmingly set forth in our day in Hood's Plea of the Midsummer Fairies.
How charmingly it sets off the divine rapture of eloquence with which she discourses to the Jew of mercy!
A cold, drenching rain was falling, darkening but not altogether hiding its extraordinary beauty, made up of lovely reaches and side fiords, feathery headlands and islands, beautiful every one and charmingly collocated.
Rounding a point on the north shore of the bay, the charmingly located village came in sight, with a group of the inhabitants gazing at us as we approached.
The water was smooth, and the reflections of the lofty walls striped with cascades werecharmingly distinct.
They are charmingly artificial, but they have no sense of art.
Credit is the capital of a younger son, and one lives charmingly upon it.
He walked with us round his garden, and to a point finely overlooking the country below, charmingly varied by cultivated land, meadow and woodland.
Could anything be morecharmingly girlish, or more prettily worded!
It is a charmingly comfortable little room, and we think it scarcely worth while to keep up the parlour-fire just for our two selves.
They walked on in comparative silence till they reached Adderley's cottage--a humble but charmingly artistic tenement, with a thatched roof and a small garden in front which was little more than a tangle of roses.
She looked charmingly animated, and now and then a light ripple of her laughter floated out on the air as sweet as the songs of the birds chirming around them.
That corner would do charmingly for the cabinet; and we will fit in shelves for the china in that funny little niche.
At any rate, when Armande appeared upon the scene, he contented himself with offering her a platonic admiration, charmingly expressed in the third act of Psyche.
You are certainly the most charmingly reasonable of your delightful sex.
I have never seen a French restaurant where the most casual visitor was not made personally and charmingly welcome, and I have never seen such typically French restaurants as the Lafayette and the Brevoort.
Music and "mashing" so charmingly dovetail themselves to the entertainment that there is as much amusement in looking up one as in listening to the other.
When the toasts went around the old man was asked to respond to one, and got up and spoke charmingly for half an hour or more, introducing the Marseillaise, both as a martial hymn, and as a song and dance.
There are few towns in England more charmingly located than old Dartmouth, and a hundred years ago it was an important seaport, dividing honors about equally with Plymouth.
Few ruins are more charmingly situated than Kilchurn, standing as it does on a small island rising out of the clear waters--the crumbling walls overgrown with ivy and wall-flowers.
The dale gradually opens into a beautiful valley and here the old abbey is charmingly situated on the banks of the river.
In spite of her promise to "be good," she made no attempt to discourage Lovelace's attentions, always smiling charmingly upon him and beckoning him to her side.
The tables had been charminglydecorated by the Chinese servants, and even the menu had been arranged by them.
As soon as it became sufficiently cool we went on round the upper lake and to the hills above, whence we looked down upon Kandy, one of the most charmingly placed cities in the world.
Here Mr. Coghlan met us and drove us to his house, which is charmingly situated in the midst of a grove of olive-trees, formerly surrounding the palace of the viceroys.
The meal was excellently served by Chinese servants in a charmingly picturesque Tartar room, and after it we wandered about the park, looked at the deer, and admired the Nagasaki bantams.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "charmingly" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
