Sentence examples for be more likeable from inspiring English sources
She showed an early version of the film to another director and asked him for his comments – he said Ruth needed to be more likeable (Lowe ignored this).
When considering how you can be more likeable, don't focus on doing superficial nice things that may feel unnatural.
"It is certainly important to be more likeable and not just in turn of winning the election.
That would make it easier for me to be more "likeable". Less than three weeks later, I found another, better job and quit.
Choosing to be more likeable begins with small adjustments in current behavior, such as a friendly hello to a student in the mallway, a single act of kindness, or a smile.
As for the suggestion that a woman working outside the home is more likely to find another, more likeable, mate — well, why not ask the man in question to be more likeable?
Maybe he's more likeable.
Any other year he could have been a potential winner but this year, he's got a lot of competition and Joe and Olly are more likeable.
Characters are more likeable, particularly Keeley Hawes' Samantha, and a sure-footed adaptation has tough teen Krystal Weedon at the centre of the story.
His quartet, featuring Brandon Seabrook on guitar and banjo, kept up an emphatic din that would have been more likeable with just a hint of a smile.
