Sentence examples similar to a likeable record from inspiring English sources
Music called it a "fine, rich and extremely likeable record", and Francis Jones of Hot Press called Solange's singing "sassy and assured".
But, whether it's just because she has a cat (called Kitty Purry. You get it?) or because I'm not sure whether she's for real and actually the most likeable recording artist in ages - or someone's going to reveal her as a nefarious Disney plant, the swearing Miley Cyrus, I just don't know.
Last autumn, his nomination as the Republican presidential candidate seemed inevitable: the governor of Texas boasted a decent record, a likeable character, a well-known name, a new slogan ("compassionate conservatism") and the most formidable money machine modern politics has ever seen.
A likeable superstar, he has a record of fighting liberal causes.
He is a likeable and engaging character but his record with Leeds must have been tarnished by the fact that he acted as assistant during Peter Reid's inept tenure, one that made the situation irretrievable for Gray.
The Daily Record called it a "likeable comedy".
Mr. Moussaoui's high school records note that he was a "likeable boy, tenacious, a slow worker but full of good will".
David Luiz is a likeable guy.
