Sentence examples for nothing to endear from inspiring English sources

That did nothing to endear Mr. Kiriyenko to Mr. Berezovsky.

But the patronising tone did nothing to endear him to the Conservative Party over here.

And throughout this period of excellence, he has done almost nothing to endear himself to Republican activists.

New extracts from the revised edition, however, will do nothing to endear him to many prominent figures in the worlds of politics, literature and entertainment.

And Jasser's defense of a controversial New York City police surveillance program that would target Muslim Americans did nothing to endear him to his fellow Muslims.

But they did nothing to endear him to No 10 – something on which Fox now has plenty of time to reflect.

Both the obstruction and the tone of the apology conveyed her absolute conviction that she had done nothing wrong, which was not an attitude calculated to endear herself to the public or to fellow MPs who might defend her.

When Tyrion faced off against two dragons with nothing more than his words and wit, he began with the information most likely to endear him to his audience.

That is not going to endear them to anyone.

Plenty of people, anyway, want to endear themselves to her.

This is supposed to endear him to skeptical voters?