winsomeness उदाहरण वाक्य

"Dreams " is supposed to be about resilience, but there are so many crinkly faces smiling through the tears that it feels unremitting in its winsomeness.
No matter the situation, Delany always seems to have an enigmatic smile on her face, and she has a winsomeness that almost transcends the show's cliches.
A trouser role requiring both tonal beauty and winsomeness, the part is becoming widely associated with Ms . Kirchschlager, who in September made her Geneva Opera debut as Octavian.
We shouldn't let the winsomeness of stars Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks and the happy-ever-after ending erase the real-life outcomes of comparable tales.
Baruchel's a Chaplin-esque combination of wit and winsomeness; Gallo is the stuff of teen dreams-- sweet, but her enthusiasm protests a little too much.

But at least " Millionaire " was honest about its offensiveness; " Hanging Up " dresses its offensiveness up in glamorous black and winsomeness and even fools itself.
But we cannot escape a more recent, more troubled history, in which delicious resourcefulness was constantly undermined, attacked or crushed by the forces of unyielding winsomeness and near-monstrous girlish vivacity.
But without giving up that winsomeness, he is now freely exploring subjects such as God, soul mates, and the apocalypse _ weighty matters that might seem more appropriate to U2 and Peter Gabriel.
But no one has delivered them with quite the hang-dog winsomeness of Karen Trott in " The Springhill Singing Disaster, " her eminently likable, painfully funny show at the New Theater Wing of Playwrights Horizons.
Conversely, Andrew Clements of " The Guardian " called the work " a curiously bombastic mix of Saint-Sa�ns and Tchaikovsky " and added " I find its winsomeness hard to take, though others might be more tolerant ."