Sentence examples for now endearing from inspiring English sources
Murray Chotiner — shrewd, profane, and now endearing — is still around, wise to the ways of politics and of Nixon.
The pretentiousness has long since vanished, however, as the operatic connection has been replaced by an association with the children's book "Make Way for Ducklings"; what was eccentric is now merely endearing.
Not only is Britta now hopelessly endearing, but the show mines tons of comedy from the group's disgusted reactions to her.
The stories' settings are quaintly endearing now.
Denise: My kids find that story incredibly endearing now.
If The Exorcist (1973) had made Jimmy Sangster's work look twee, recent horror films like Hostel (2005) have made it now feel rather endearing.
Well, even brief clips of Lemon doing his now dated yet endearing on-court slapstick act as welcome reminders that basketball isn't just about wins and loses.
It has lovely beaches, a looming volcano and, for now, an endearing frumpiness that may be its ultimate charm.
Although she's confident, experienced and drastically different from the Shoshanna we knew in Season 1, we still see glimmers of innocence when she speaks odd sentences in a high-pitched voice like "Did you have fun sex?" and "Bed is now?" Less endearing is her ignorance.
So in another set of endearing interviews, now with many more women, we had a sense of female emancipation – in the workplace.
