Sentence examples for * likeable of from inspiring English sources

The most likeable of compact crossovers.

"She was maybe the jolliest and most likeable of all the family," he said.

Mrs Clinton may not be the most likeable of candidates, but she has enormous strengths.

Though officially despicable, Roger is, in some unofficial way, the most likeable of all the characters.

Mr Schröder came over as the more likeable of the two and likely to make the better chancellor.

The butler then goes on to question exactly how much these visitors actually enjoy the company of Hefner – who he describes as "not that likeable of a person".

Johnson also accuses Modise of the murder of Chris Hani, the likeable leader of the South African Communist Party shot dead by a Polish immigrant with anti-communist leanings.

For fun for all ages, from tinies to grandparents, spend an hour with one of the most likeable characters of all times in Bagpuss.

Since entering public life three years ago, one of the most likeable aspects of Sandberg has been that she is not, in some ways, a terribly good public speaker.

Her "fiery" stance resulted in the assessment that, from a viewing perspective, the character "has never been one of the more likeable members of staff", however her descent into alcoholism drew some more sympathetic reviews, with Linda Gibson of TV Quick writing of the character: "Let's hope that Kyla pulls herself together, gets her son back and meets a man who can give her what she wants".

With one of Galicia's finest beaches on your doorstep and the lively and likeable resort of Sanxenxo – a favourite of holidaying Madrileños – a short walk away, it would be hard to find a better spot for an old-fashioned seaside holiday, Spanish-style.