winningly's Usage Examples:

It was defined as a "winningly funny police farce".

harmonies of the voices; the appealing mix of their personalities; and their winningly under-amplified sound which lends their performance an almost acoustic.

In 2003 and 2004, he participated award-winningly in the National Poetry Slam.

Of course, he also performs them winningly with effective backup.

Johnson ' Son converses winningly with the old master".

Paul Gray of TIME called it "a winningly eccentric and intriguing first novel.

him"), and by a simple, slightly ridiculous man who gave him his start—winningly played by Ed Wynn ("He was not a nice person")—what emerges is "a glorified.

the traditional big, long, last song on the album, was awkwardly, not winningly, intimate.

Writing in /Film, Matt Donato called the film a "winningly outrageous classist satire" and "the hippest, wildest, most energetic.

sports-as-savior theme is an old one," but adds that the film "coats its clichés in winningly natural performances", which redeems it.

"one of two potential stars in the cast" who "sang the title song most winningly and rattled off the acres of daffy dialogue with the aplomb and timing.

Clark Gable at the peak of his performing never played a tom cat more winningly.

Kid is a thoughtful kung fu film with an unusually strong story that winningly delivers a message that strength and fighting ability are useless without.

"Catastrophe shifts gears to winningly crack wise about birth and death".

blind brother’s girlfriend — and turns it into a featherweight frolic as winningly unambitious as its central couple played by Nick Kroll and Jenny Slate.

whole world — a fitting goal for the creation story — and yet it remains winningly approachable.

Not very plausible, perhaps, but winningly done.

Grit' proved that — and he sings a clutch of guitar ballads easily and winningly.