Sentence examples for which is endearing from inspiring English sources

Vronsky is a cad, but he's quite silly as well, which is endearing.

The food here has the exuberance of youthful penmanship: it's thoughtful and purposeful, but sometimes can't help but veer outside the lines, which is endearing, and generally a pleasure.

I had turned away from Z. to dance with N., who wasn't a good dancer at all, he didn't even try to dance well: he made all his movements ironic, self-deprecating, an extension of the persona he had taken on in class, which was endearing but also a product of uncertainty or doubt, a kind of abnegation.

The combination of affection and goggling outrage with which Jarrell paints his subjects is endearing, as well as painfully funny.

His frankness is endearing.

Staropolska's simplicity is endearing.

That kind of optimism is endearing in spring training.

Their idealism is endearing, if not a little naïve.

The resourcefulness is endearing.

Although he is endearing for other reasons.

She as well notes that he is "endearing and smart".