Sentence examples for endearing tone from inspiring English sources
"endearing tone" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a voice or manner of speaking that is loving and affectionate. For example, "She spoke with an endearing tone, making it difficult to disagree with her."
The book is misanthropic and highly allusive — with the addled but endearing tone of "Notes from Underground," and a clear nod to Kafka (during break-ins, the protagonist is transformed into the insect of the title).
Melfi, an astute director, sets a very eccentric and consistently endearing tone that is reminiscent of the quirky spirit of Silver Linings Playbook; just add a couple of extra chuckles and heartwarming moments.
It's his most endearing quality.
For some, this is an endearing quality.
Emerging as one of the finest pianists of his generation, Isepp was musically adventurous, precise and flawless, his warm tone and sensitive interpretations endearing him to audiences worldwide.
Clinton's tone certainly isn't endearing her to Sanders die-hards like Kerry West.
But like games before it, such as Binary Domain and Deadly Premonition, these odd, stilted NPC interactions and what they mean for the overall tone are actually rather endearing.
The demands of the choreography seemed to tone down Marcelo Gomes's mostly endearing brashness, drawing easy and resilient dancing from him even in the difficult air turns.
Yet overall even the low-quality shots give Snapchat an endearing roughness compared to Instagram's manicured tone.
The language of the storytelling is fluidly cinematic; Chris Menges's cinematography keeps catching the grey-blue sheen of Glasgow at dawn and twilight in a way that perfectly reflects the emotional tone; Paterson is wonderfully vulnerable and endearing.
His Rosina, another debutante, is Daniela Mack, all dark tone and formidable coloratura: José Fardilha's fussy, unusually endearing Bartolo hasn't got a chance against her tantrums and scorn.
