endearing

It’s not something she’ll work out until she falls in with Logan and his crowd, but this is one of her most endearing failures.

The story of how it was orchestrated—by co-star Julianna Margulies, no less—has been endearingly documented.

LEGO has succeeded in convincing itself and its public that its brand is endearingly and refreshingly neutral.

Down under, people endearingly call boxes of wine “goons,” and they drink them with alacrity.

Hello, Susan Patton aka the endearingly self-named Princeton Mom.

Also, did I mention they feature (endearingly) neurotic protagonists?

The girl seemed to love her well in return, and called her endearingly Tan'tante.

Never was the personal character of poet so strongly and endearingly exhibited in his song.

She presented as endearingly natural a figure, I thought, as any man could seek or imagine.

The fascinating damsel so endearingly referred to is a wax figure, as you might have seen upon close scrutiny of the portrait.

In the centre the king dances a minuet with Madame de Maintenon, ma tante, as the dauphin endearingly called her.