Sentence examples for even endearing from inspiring English sources

I had always thought of shyness as a sweet, even endearing quality.

The service certainly is — friendly, a little rough at the edges but hospitable, even endearing.

Mr. Harris was popular as the devilish saboteur Zachary Smith, a character who could also be timid and even endearing.

Each character, central or fringe, was at worst odd, human, and even endearing; most of them were a little flawed, but no one was sinister.

Like Mr. Martin's old stand-up shtick, Mr. Barry's puffed-up bravado is so over-the-top ridiculous that it's toothless, even endearing.

Ms. Tilly has some funny and even endearing line readings, but she's too blatantly crude to be a persuasive man trap.

There's something very selfless about Helen's intrusive thoughts; they would even be endearing if they hadn't ruined her life and her relationship, prevented her from going to work, stopped her even leaving the house for a couple of years.

There's even something endearing about poor passive Marco.

Daft old rubbish really, the Golden Dawn, cycles of time and all the rest; but it made Yeats even more endearing.

Just when you think you can't stand another minute of it, you realize that all five characters have somehow established identities and even become endearing.

This was still groundbreaking, immensely imaginative stuff; all of which makes Coppens's low-key celebration, akin to a gruff post-coital rollover, even more endearing.