Sentence examples for endearing term from inspiring English sources

CARACAS, Venezuela — Just when Venezuelans thought they had their epithets down pat for describing — or disparaging — admirers of the United States, a new question popped up: What could be lower than "yanquis," the less than endearing term that senior Venezuelan officials use for Americans?

Chet Heath Chet Heath was known as a wild duck at IBM, an endearing term reserved for free-thinking creative IBMers who actually made things happen at the $88 billion company.

It could be also an endearing term".

If one understands the historical development of this country "Redskin" isn't a very endearing term.

4th Bitch is an endearing term in hip hop like the word Nigga.

Joan Ganz Cooney, the co-creator of Sesame Street, spoke of her friend of forty years in endearing terms.

"She had a tendency to call people 'sweetie' and endearing terms like that," Wayne said in an email, but "guys in prison misconstrue terms like those".

Analyze their desire to move quickly into a close relationship; calling you endearing terms right away, insisting that you should freely bring them into your circle of trust, wanting you to share living quarters or share a business venture very soon after meeting... all very seductive, and ego-boosting for you.

But while her Broad City spot was more of a gush-fest, Clinton's SNL appearance might have been more the effective one in terms of endearing her to young, female voters.

The term is just so endearing.

The plot was similarly criticized, with Welsh calling it "endearing, largely unpronounceable rubbish", while Hattfield termed it "not Gyromancers strong point" and "a bit hard to follow".