Tragedy is an over-used word in football and an audience with Dempsey, a likeable, 100-word-a-minute kind of guy, serves as a reminder that the word should never be applied to losing an important match.
Since rising to prominence in the mid-90s, Sandra Bullock has been the go-to actor for a certain kind of likeable female lead.
This Oz is the sole genuinely interesting character in "Realm of Shadows" – clearly a sandwich, flask of squash and chocolate-coated wafer biscuit short of a picnic, but without the hat and the nose and all that bloody squawking, quite likeable in a menacing kind of way.
This Oz is the sole genuinely interesting character in "Realm of Shadows"—clearly a sandwich, bottle of wine, and chocolate-coated cookie short of a picnic, but without the hat and the nose and all the squawking, he's quite likeable in a menacing kind of way.
The public thought he was "weird" for a long time but that perception has shifted a bit during a strong campaign for Miliband – he's still weird, but in a kind of likeable way.
Scott's great ingenuous grin is another big plus: he was one of the redemptive good things about Dude, Where's My Car?; Scott makes this comedy look deceptively easy and his likeable persona is a kind of signature for the movie's whole style.
Just like a little Mini-Me of 67-year-old Barnes, who can explain to her what "ikr" means and which types of K-hole are no fun, and which ones have a kind of likeable quality to their strangeness.
His boss was a likeable man of about 30.
But what unfolds is a likeable story of the human spirit.
England remain a likeable team of infuriating inconsistency, capable of looking devastating in patches and demoralising in others.
