prepossessing

Air's landing field was a little more prepossessing than that of Hope.

She thought he was really quite striking, much more prepossessing than the others in the yard.

Still, the present is not as prepossessing as the potential future.

He was no more prepossessing from the front than from the back.

"I was looking for a much more prepossessing man."

Unfortunately, the best-known artists here have some of the least prepossessing work.

The place looks much as we remembered it, with a less than prepossessing entryway.

Inside you will see a knife much less prepossessing than those that nestle above it.

"The Commonwealth isn't very prepossessing for a fact," she said.

They both stopped to look at him, not a prepossessing creature but very docile.

But the story in which it is embedded is the least prepossessing.

Now, you know, so very prepossessing in the lady with the veil!"

Besides a boyish look, he did not have a prepossessing athletic build.

Daniel continued to smile, but in all truth they weren't a prepossessing bunch.

He was quite a young gentleman of pleasure now, and not quite a prepossessing one.

"Not very prepossessing externally, as you can see, but a heart of gold, and devoted to the child."

Caroline was conscious that she was not at her most prepossessing.

The prospect from the windows of my sister's log hut was not very prepossessing.

White intends to build leisurely to a prepossessing pawn center.

Admittedly, he does not cut a prepossessing figure.

It is not a prepossessing start, as the following example from my past experience as a social worker suggests.

Even in the least prepossessing portion of the Jersey yeast-vat districts.

Not a very prepossessing Georgian, one might add, a bin-end variety.

Seen in daylight, it was hardly a prepossessing object.

It will be received without much enthusiasm for, frankly, it is not too prepossessing.