Sentence examples for exactly endearing from inspiring English sources

He endows the ghoulish Schreck with enough human qualities to make him, if not exactly endearing, at least worthy of some sympathy.

Ms. Boone's permanent record now has a Level 4 suspension on it -- one normally meted out in response to dangerous, violent acts, never exactly endearing to college admissions officers.

Genentech even forms joint ventures with big Roche rivals such as Novartis, not exactly endearing itself to Roche's chief executive, Franz Humer.

Not exactly endearing or productive.

First there's the name, which isn't exactly endearing, then there's the image of the Looney Tunes cartoon character -- a psychotic whirlwind of anger and aggression.

Charlie from my history class reckons that smouldering at her makes me look like a sociopath (it's true, Brett does smoulder an awful lot) and that leaving apple cores on her desk isn't exactly endearing.

"And it's just endearing".

But I think we also know what he's doing: damage control, following years at the hands of a man whose public persona was exactly as endearing as Ted Cruz's.

They're not exactly ugly Americans, but they're rarely endearing.

"Emotions are so important, and brands are emotions…" This isn't exactly an answer, but it's quite endearing nevertheless.

Mr. Crauchet's Clément, an increasingly frail widowed farmer who trades fresh eggs for staples but begins to forget exactly where the eggs are stored, is an endearing old codger who has accepted that the end is near.