Sentence examples for more prepossessing from inspiring English sources
(He claimed it was to "even up" names in the credits; however, many believe it was to make him sound more prepossessing). Von Sternberg was Neill's assistant on Vanity's Price (1924) and replaced him as director after Neill was fired during production.
The clean, fresh, tart lime-lemon taste is enticing enough, but the texture, crunchy and juicy, like citrus Pop Rocks, is even more prepossessing.
His face is much more prepossessing than his pictures would give the impression of.
The Rhinelanders must have seen something in Seventh Avenue, because their little group was far more prepossessing than it had to be.
Mirroring Heathcliff's dark, forbidding character, the house sits and sulks, at once exposed and yet hidden from view of Thrushcross Hall, its grander, more prepossessing neighbour.
Up to then, "The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity" (which deserves a more prepossessing title) has the delicious crackle and pop of a galloping, honest-to-God, all-American satire, a genre that seldom shows up these days.
His figure was not prepossessing.
The fellow himself was not terribly prepossessing.
Not the most immediately prepossessing of subjects, it is not the most immediately prepossessing of novels.
The compound's neighborhood, called Bilal Town, isn't prepossessing.
"Also, the other candidates were not very" — he paused — "prepossessing".
