Sentence examples for most appealing trait from inspiring English sources

"Someone's going to find that so-called oddness your most appealing trait".

Mr. Damon does a bit better, but John Grady's chivalric goodness smothers the streak of bad-boy spontaneity that is his most appealing trait.

There has been much talk of television becoming too Americanised in its hunt for quality, but this is a prime example of taking US TV's most appealing trait – its ambition – and applying it without compromise to a British sensibility.

But the ramshackle intricacy of the story, which is full of genuine surprises and odd, improvised moments, highlights the movie's most appealing trait, which is the warm, sly individuality it confers on its odd, abrasive and marvelously likable characters (Scott).

Finally, the most appealing trait of Romanians is that they live on both sides of the brain.

Perhaps Williams's most appealing trait in the circumstances is his generosity towards his fellow thesps.

One of Bergman's most appealing traits is that, though the mood of his movies could be famously difficult and fraught, they poured forth in generous profusion, as if he could hardly help himself, and knew no other release.

Among the most appealing traits of a winner is a sense of modesty.

The ensemble methods, such as Random Forest (RF) algorithms [ 11] and boosting [ 12], are the most appealing alternatives to analyze complex discrete traits using dense genomic markers information, and have been previously applied in GWAS for human diseases [ 13, 14].

What traits do you find most appealing in a leader?

What personality traits do you find most appealing?