Sentence examples for particularly endearing from inspiring English sources

The pixie-ish Spencer proved particularly endearing.

Alas, neither the game nor the players are shown in a particularly endearing light.

Danny is particularly endearing to women, including his childhood sweetheart Mary Nikki Coxx), the special events coordinator with a heart of gold.

Stokes c Smith b Lyon 19 (England 131-5) Warne may or may not be a particularly endearing presence off the field, but he called this wicket about 10 balls ago.

The gay couple, Joe and Bill, are particularly endearing because they have named their team for their dog and occasionally cheer themselves on with "Go, Team Guido!" Nancy and Emily, the mother-daughter team, are sympathetic because they seem convinced from the outset that they don't stand a chance of winning.

Nicole Kidman's story is particularly endearing, and we're glad to hear that Gene Simmons' mother doesn't wear more makeup than he does.

The tunes are endearing, particularly when, as in Crowded House's hit "Don't Dream It's Over," Mr. Finn's voice leaps upward as if reaching to his limits.

It is fair to say that this was not regarded as endearing, particularly by those commentators who pointed out it wasn't just Osborne's pound to play with.

At 250 kilograms, the gentle giants are wildly endearing, particularly after hiking through rainforest and volcanic jungle.

It has some endearing qualities, particularly a freewheeling character that touches on everything from formal chant and a famous Lutheran chorale melody, to more advanced harmonic ideas.

Their jocular warfare is not particularly plausible; nor is it endearing when Henry begins his daily assault on Adela by intimating that if she doesn't toe the line, the immigration authorities could be called.