Sentence examples for engaging affection from inspiring English sources

Standish, who calls the Hollow Earth theory an "idea that was wrong and changed nothing," laces his research with too much boisterous humor, but he has an engaging affection for his cast of fantasists and misguided visionaries.

(McCain must be cast as Wickham, the rival for Elizabeth's affections, the engaging military scamp who casts false aspersions on Darcy's character).

As the under-written object of his failed actor's affection, she's warm, engaging and steals the film from Braff's grasp.

"The Penelopeia" will probably not manage to revise classical heroism in favor of the values of the distaff side (handiwork, conversation, and personal affection), but it is an engaging, and ingeniously rendered, curiosity.

Yet however familiar these Baltimore guys may be, the cast of "Sixty-Six" remains an engaging lot, depicted by Mr. Levinson with wit and wry affection.

She has retained the same engaging warmth and enviable ability to win the audience's affection from the outset with banter that mocks only in the way your best friend might.

Mr. Hynes's modest, pacific production borrows heavily from his engaging solo act Blood Orange, and Solange's sweet vocals suggest genuine affection and an informed optimism.

Most engaging?

Equal affection.

Very outgoing, very engaging".

So engaging".