Sentence examples for ingratiating qualities from inspiring English sources

For his anti-classicism and his anti-lyricism, together with his more ingratiating qualities, notably the cleanness and intensity of his dances, he will always be recognized as the foremost representative of high modernism — the Joyce-Pound-Beckett kind — in the history of modern dance, and as a creator of beauty and meaning on their level.

Many of his countrymen objected to what they regarded as his un-Greek qualities: He could be abrasive in a society where the common trait is to be ingratiating.

SERVICE Friendly and ingratiating.

They're ingratiating.

SERVICE -- Warm and ingratiating.

His manners were suave and ingratiating.

The effect is unexpectedly ingratiating.

He seems, if anything, ingratiating, not intimidating.

You could respond to it by being ingratiating.

But by the new century he was ingratiating himself.

The tapping here is like lace, complicated, but still ingratiating.