Sentence examples for endearing with from inspiring English sources

"Endearing with his music, offending with his personality".

He was endearing with the students; he was engaged; he was wise.

The rest of his set was just as endearing, with Andersen regaling the crowd with tales of his hometown and musical influences.

She recalled an encounter she found endearing, with an elderly woman who approached her in the Rite Aid store, offering her a cart and advising: "Don't use that basket.

His gathering of souls was untidy the good fingered, the bad spared and his life oddly endearing, with cups of tea and curries, and a rubber duck in his bath.

An obvious imitation of an Italian courtyard, Mediterraneo Ristorante & Caffe is warm, generous and endearing, with ruined columns and trompe l'oeil cracks in stucco walls that have a kitschy charm.

"I Hate My Purse" is endearing, starting with the title.

They are endearing creatures, with their antlers, bearded faces and big padded snow feet.

Upon retirement he worked at his daughter's side as a literary agent, endearing people with his gentle, persistent nature.

Mr. Affleck, he says, shares those endearing attributes with Dickie Greenleaf, the doomed playboy in "The Talented Mr. Ripley".

Millican has established herself as one of Britain's most endearing comics, with routines about blowjobs, farting in enclosed spaces and husbands who walk out never to return.