quaintness

Beyond the objects in the window, I was taken by the quaintness of the whole town.

The 800 people on a waiting list for the parking lot here could do with a little less quaintness.

It is viewed as a sign of ignorance, not quaintness.

It's liable to be read by women's groups and valued for its quaintness.

Many of his characters are likable for their period quaintness.

And it would be nice to say that the French have finally conquered quaintness.

It's hard not to like the quaintness of it.

"It takes away from the quaintness of the area."

There is much quaintness in these pictures, a lot of bright color and a strong desire to please.

"New Orleans is known for its old buildings and its quaintness."

They all smiled at the quaintness of his accent.

"They don't like quaintness, but authenticity is very important," he said.

And the quaintness of its more folksy interpretations appealed to the general public.

The post office had dignity, the general store quaintness, the bank gentility.

The place was crawling with quaintness junkies of all ages and desires.

While the town's quaintness draws people who like living in a rustic setting, it's not a draw for doctors.

A national chain does not fit in with the village's carefully honed quaintness, they say.

"The city is taking its place as a major American city known for more than its quaintness."

Some of its traditional quaintness is gone, but its heart and soul continue to thrive.

Many in the town today still prefer the Berries nickname for its quaintness and uniqueness.

The complaints come from the weekenders, who want quaintness, antiques and scenery.

But what makes Litchfield a cut above quaintness is its architecture.

I imagine she'd be horrified to realize I'm aware of her quaintness.'

One is supposed to identify with his smugness and to sigh over the quaintness of theater.

A billion dollars is fine for education, but not for the faux quaintness of a new ball park.