Sentence examples for rather endearing from inspiring English sources
It's all rather endearing.
The Islamist character was rather endearing.
Some of those peculiarities are rather endearing.
Most foreigners probably find this innocuous practice rather endearing.
It's a little wacky, but also rather endearing.
But of course they don't, which is rather endearing.
The use of the diminutive -ie suffix is notable, as it helps to turn an essentially narcissistic enterprise into something rather more endearing.
It is a reflection of the hold that the old west still has in American life that Woody should be the token toy he takes along with him – rather more endearing to me than Sebastian Flyte taking his teddy bear Aloysius with him to Oxford in Brideshead Revisited.
The earnestness that we often associate with the mix of painters (Bell, Duncan Grant and Angelica Garnett, who died this month), writers (Woolf), psychoanalysts (Adrian Stephen) and publishers (Leonard Woolf) – all of whom performed – is replaced by a rather more endearing picture of clumsy and drunken amateur theatricals.
If it pushes too much against the status quo of the rest of the market, it risks alienating its constituents rather than endearing them.
