Sentence examples for be very likeable from inspiring English sources

We never get to see the promised Second Empire, which may be just as well, because it probably wouldn't be very likeable.

At least Bill is very likeable.

He's very likeable, very down to earth.

"He's not arrogant, he's very likeable.

The Hollywood Reporter meanwhile described the film as "mesmerising," but noted that "no one is very likeable" in it.

They were the real stars of the show, a prize whose acquisition was made easier by Walter's not being very likeable.

Fleming countered that "Bond is not a hero, nor is he depicted as being very likeable or admirable.…He's not a bad man, but he is ruthless and self-indulgent.

Combined with the fact he's very likeable and has a good connection with the British public, there will be plenty more potential sponsors wanting to speak to him".

The former Liverpool docker (I didn't just work inside an office but on ships, he insisted) was very likeable, thoughtful and smart, a sharp sense of humour too.

… Our friends on the other side of this issue are very likeable people, but they are wrong".

"I met his batman [officer's servant] who was an absolutely lovely man and he talked about him being very likeable.