| He is a man who hides the scars of personal tragedy but whose warmth and understanding endear him to people on the edge. |
| As demonic as they first appear, these knuckle-draggers quickly endear themselves to the audience as the ultimate underdogs. |
| It said the presence of nearby sewage works would be detrimental to the health of those who attended and would not endear York to those people. |
| As such the characters have become synonymous with the band and, hopefully, have helped endear them to the public. |
| The higher costs the company was expected to charge for wharfage did not endear it to the merchants. |
| Shakespeare's tragedy Romeo and Juliet employs comedy in its first act to endear us to its characters and set up its plot. |
