endearingly

There was something endearingly human about all the king's activities.

Every once in a while, one or another will endearingly stumble.

And, in his weaknesses, he is the most endearingly human.

She's right, it is a bad poem, almost endearingly so.

He seemed endearingly perplexed, over thinking the whole thing, as usual.

She searched a little awkwardly, endearingly, he thought, for something else to say.

This endearingly funny book looks at the pain of feeling unpopular.

His comments were endearingly modest but impossible to take at face value.

That was a rather harsh name to say endearingly.

Even after almost twenty years, they still kept every second set for each other, which Gavin found endearingly romantic.

But at present it has an endearingly needy look.

She wasn't beautiful, but there was something endearingly sweet and fresh about her face.

Sheridan started at the endearingly familiar voice that had come out of nowhere.

Now 20 years old (she'll be 21 in February), she is playing an 18-year-old, one who has always been fiercely but endearingly independent.

She stretched and peered at him out of one endearingly sleepy, blue eye.

Including, it seems, the artists themselves; in their early 40's, they are both delicately good looking and endearingly shy.

His coach frequently refers to Williams, endearingly, as a pest.

The show works so well because the heroine with superpowers is endearingly ordinary.

She had never heard a man speak so endearingly about his wife and their life together and how much he missed her.

His blond hair was endearingly tousled, something she'd rarely seen since high school.

The reader is drawn in "by his endearingly flawed humanity."

Ask him about the logistics of the thing, though, and Creed is endearingly honest.

He stood there, something endearingly hesitant about the way he looked at her.

"That explains why robot thoughts always feel so endearingly old-fashioned."

In this often harsh country, solicitude for children was endearingly genuine.