Sentence examples for are less likable from inspiring English sources

Harvard's lawyers will soon tell the highest court in the land that Casey Pedrick's Asian students are less respected because they are less likable, less courageous, and less kind than all other applicants.

Stripped of the comic qualities of, say, Howard Belsey in Smith's 2005 novel, On Beauty, the characters in Swing Time are less likable; they are deeply flawed and their flaws map on to the course of their lives.

Cynics or pessimists are less likable.

Women who are assertive are less likable.

"Democrats are losing elections because they're less likable sometimes.

The German participants evaluated the robots as being less likable, trustworthy, and credible, and were less inclined to accept implicit recommendations.

This picture would be less likable, I suspect, if we learned that a professional had planned it.

"When someone doesn't look us in the eye, the brain deduces this as someone being less likable, less confident and less honest," Dr. Lewis said.

Produced, directed, and cowritten by Logan, Ensign Pulver (1964) was less likable than its predecessor, Mister Roberts (1955), the screenplay for which Logan had cowritten.

However, sellers found the buyers who set high goals to be less likable than those who set lower goals, and, as a result, were less willing to cooperate with them in the future.

Its protagonist, Arno Strine, is less likable than Jim, the male partner in "Vox," and some readers complained that the book allowed him to get away with some fairly creepy behavior.