Sentence examples for endearing enough from inspiring English sources

Is endearing enough in little kid.

Yi is just about endearing enough, and intriguing enough, that we're glad to make the acquaintance.

Ms. Driscoll and Mr. Zaritt are endearing enough to make this section amusing, though few would wish it to last longer.

And we see all sorts of endearing animal behavior (endearing enough that it speaks for itself; F. Murray Abraham's narration would be better if it weren't so cutesy).

Most of the other animals that have learned to cohabit with humans -- to cause trouble in the suburbs, that is -- look comparatively warm and fuzzy, endearing enough if they are not eating your roses or your garbage.

Ms. Zeta-Jones is too elegant for the lowlife she's supposed to be, Ms. Ronan isn't endearing enough to be a ragamuffin, and, under Gillian Armstrong's direction, never for a minute do you believe they're mother and daughter.

The creative team and cast of "Jersey Shoresical," a musical spoof from Los Angeles, bring enough endearing affection for the buff and bronzed Guidos and Guidettes to compensate for the material's obviousness.

And the production is charming, not unfunny and quaint enough to be endearing.

They're impressively slick – too slick, perhaps – but still coltish enough to be endearing.

But she is hapless and candid enough to be endearing, and the book fetish strongly works in her favor.

The Frrrozen Hot Chocolate was as dreamy as advertised, and the hot fudge sauce had an endearing tinge of browned butter, enough to make you imagine a licked wooden spoon from childhood.