Sentence examples for endearingly positive from inspiring English sources
The motivation for this, says Degreed Founder and CEO David Blake, is that, while college remains an endearingly positive personal experience, the four-year degree is still inefficient.
In writing for the Nottingham Post, Paul Hindle agreed, saying that when the tempo increased and choreography was introduced "Lewis looked endearingly uncomfortable"; however, Hindle was positive about Lewis' vocals, calling her vocal performance "virtuoso".
Girls Aloud – or, as Nadine Coyle endearingly pronounces it, Gorls Alyde – are the only positive thing ever to arise from those wretched Butlins-style televised talent shows.
A lot of the more positive cliches about Miliband are true: in person, he is warm, endearingly modest, and possessed of enviable people skills.
It's easy to see positive thinking as a uniquely American form of naivete, but it is neither uniquely American nor endearingly naive.
It looks endearingly ridiculous.
Agar instead just grinned endearingly.
Their heroes are homespun, endearingly eccentric.
He was gentle and shy, endearingly shy.
I found it endearingly different.
So far, so endearingly Gondryesque.
