Sentence examples for both loveable from inspiring English sources
He is "arsty-fartsy," smiles a lot, and holds a childlike excitement and silliness that is both loveable and compelling.
In Channel 4's Fresh Meat, the BBC has a ready-made example of a show that takes a demographic it's all too easy to stereotype – students – and instead treats them as real characters who we find both loveable and hateable.
No previous Vargas Llosa protagonist – be they monomaniacal millenarian cultist, deluded dictator, gay guerrillero or utopian artist – had such a complex personality, nor could be both enigmatic and loveable.
It was all a far cry from the loveable character, both on and off screen, for which he would later became known.On stage, along with Sheila Sim, his wife of 69 years, he was part of the original cast of a production of Agatha Christie's "The Mousetrap" that would become the longest continuously running play in stage history.
Both are utterly believable – in equal parts loveable and frustrating – and the heartbreak, when it comes, is visceral.
They are both the most adorable, most intelligent, most loveable boys a grandma could have.
He was simply saying to me, just two weeks ago, that he felt slightly homesick during a tough Alpine bike trip we were both on, and was thinking of his huge and loveable pet labrador poodle.
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"His work is very loveable.
He is distinguished, gifted, loveable.
