ingratiating การใช้

• It is not very ingratiating, but it is very honest.
• Chambers ingratiated himself with Fuller and set up a sting operation.
• Davis said Lansdale ingratiated himself with the two girls'families.
• They remained silent so as to ingratiate themselves with the military.
• They must ingratiate themselves to producers, directors, casting agents.
• This attitude fails to ingratiate himself to the citizens of Fabletown.
• His authority onstage and his ingratiating manner made me very comfortable.
• After every ritual they perform various dances to ingratiate their deities.
• His ingratiating attitude persuades Nadrin-Nashchekin not to punish him.
• There is nothing ingratiating, but plenty of individuality and integrity.
• The film also has a handful of ingratiating scenes between its stars.
• O . J . was so graceful, so ingratiating,
• But there is a definite tilt toward ingratiating themselves with the students.
• Kenneth Edmonds, better known as Babyface, is even more ingratiating.
• In his absence the Russians set about ingratiating themselves with his family.
• Her tenacity, however, hardly ingratiated her with Gaffney.
• It's an ingratiating, feel-good movie.
• But its charm is that it refuses to be ingratiating.
• "And it wasn't to ingratiate himself.
• Gibson is Gibson; viewers either find his naivete ingratiating or unnerving.