Sentence examples for endearing the from inspiring English sources

The bad guy can be endearing; the good guy can be a horror.

Twenty years ago, the Scaperrottas put in bumper bowling, endearing the place to a whole new generation of youngsters.

Although I found the illustrations endearing, the narrative's lack of internal logic was a stumbling block I had a hard time getting over.

Winters's body of work earned her local journalism awards and endearing the 6-foot tall writer with the mop of curly, red hair to the community.

The personality is endearing, the writing is sharp – but (give or take those synthetic rants) it's cosy and mild-mannered humour.

You can sometimes hear his mistakes, even in the first notes of pieces, but I find these fallible moments endearing: the pianist consumed by spiritual inspiration, oblivious of the physical risks involved.

The endearing characters, the colorful landscapes, and the epic tales of heroism carry a sense of wonder and playfulness.

Jaimie Kelton (Maggie) lends a vibrant voice to the endearing "At the Ballet".

Then there's the rather endearing Panikos, the Georgiou son-in-law, trying to pull his weight and protect his wife and children in an unthinkably terrifying situation.

Paradoxically, the very quality that makes the booths so endearing -- the privacy they offered -- has turned them into a haven for would-be bombers.

The city has been dubbed with a less than endearing nickname: the Mistake by the Lake.