prepossessing

His combined features were commanding and prepossessing, his physiognomy indicating a gigantic intellect.

Of all the planned Sundays which were to be so full of joy and delight, and the whole friendship with the prepossessing Erick?

He was a tall, spare man, with rugged, but yet prepossessing features.

It was variously received by the audience, many of whose countenances were far from prepossessing.

There is something so prepossessing about him, that really I defy any one not to like him.

The expression of his countenance is intelligent and prepossessing, and his address and manners courteous and pleasing.

At this moment a gentleman of prepossessing appearance entered the store.

His appearance and manner were prepossessing, and we at once became intimate.

Her skin looked rough, and her features were not prepossessing.

There was one passenger, not a prepossessing one, who seemed morose.