Sentence examples for most endearing trait from inspiring English sources

His most endearing trait was his high-pitched laugh.

The evident pleasure Mamet takes in belonging to this upstart circle is his most endearing trait.

Perhaps that is the most endearing trait of these Games, to take things seriously, but not too seriously.

Perhaps the most endearing trait of beagles is their gentle disposition; they very much enjoy human companionship.

One of Nadal's most endearing traits, since he assumed a starring role in international tennis, has been his public admiration for Federer.

ONE of the most endearing traits of Sanford I. Weill, the chairman and chief executive of Citigroup, is that his drives and ambitions are transparent.

While Mr. Gore's aides may be befuddled from a purely political standpoint, they find his devotion to his children's extracurricular activities to be one of his most endearing traits.

Things got livelier after intermission, when Muti revealed one of his most endearing traits: his love for obscure works that other conductors won't perform, or can't get approved by doubters in the administrative offices.

In the early days of Mott the Hoople, one of whose most endearing traits were their own eccentric cover versions of other writers' songs, from an instrumental of "You Really Got Me" by the Kinks to a reverent version of Lou Reed's "Sweet Jane".

One of Prague's most endearing traits is its unwavering ability to tuck large-scale cultural events into unusual, out-of-the-way spots — for instance, the large courtyard (Ovocny trh) behind the Estates Theatre in the heart of Old Town.

She saw the painting and began to cry (it's one of Keri's most endearing traits -- she wears her heart on her sleeve).