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They did not always turn out to be a lovably cute pair.

Now mainstream America is talking about how lovably pathetic they can be.

Nor do their lovably enlightened men - they can sew and cook, too!

They can be cornball, to be sure, but lovably so.

It took itself quite seriously, and was lovably comical.

Nor does anyone need any more claims of close, cozy friendship with the lovably irascible star.

The children were exquisite and lovably well behaved.

But he is drawn irrevocably into the life of the town around him and of his lovably mad extended family.

The result is a lovably gutsy dish that is one of my favorites on the menu.

This trio of youth formed a new, determined clubhouse nucleus that had no interest in losing, lovably or otherwise.

They were risk takers and romantics, lovably disreputable, seldom interviewed but often whispered about.

Admire the lovably glare-free, paper-like display designed for hours of comfortable reading, even in direct sunlight.

And it helps a lot that they are small and lovably furry," she added in judiciously.

Sympathetic madmen (in a world awry, I stand lovably upright by standing on my head) are a cliche.

By all accounts, Mr. Balanchine had a lovably gentle though sly approach for getting what he wanted.

Everybody is tirelessly and (worse) lovably oddball.

Julian, you're as lovably eccentric as ever.

No, I couldn't beat it, but I was going to miss his highly individualistic and lovably human nature.

Lowest on the totem pole is your lovably dumb clip-show, a k a filler.

It is a child's first-person account of her effort to teach a lovably dumb basset hound a trick: to sit.

But his new Beltway savvy simply allows him to play the geeky naif more lovably (and cynically).

The Mets were frugal and lovably bad.

If regarding himself as a lovably fearless buccaneer comforts Richard Desmond, so be it.

The resulting series about the lovably erratic clan reflects Mason's candid and humorous perspective on family life, whatever shape it might take.

But he and his fellow characters, all lovably tough-talking New Yorkers, are so sympathetic that the audience chooses to believe it.