Sentence examples for far more approachable from inspiring English sources
At any rate, he is far more approachable and self-confident than Miss Megawati.
However after scaling down the size, and shifting to polycarbonate for production models, she ended up with a design far more approachable than an ancient, metal-sheathed warrior.
Taken together, the autographs and photographs offer a wonderful glimpse of a lost New York in which celebrities were simultaneously more celestial and yet far more approachable.
It has been noted before, but his lack of a tie and jacket on the stump make him seem far more approachable than the 2007 version of him.
Instead, with his elegant if slightly-too-long sports jacket, voluminous briefcase, packet of sandwiches and air of benign enthusiasm he was a far more approachable figure.
Navratilova, who is far more approachable and engaging than most sporting icons, admits that only Wimbledon could have dragged her away from a serene retirement.
It had a real homey type of feel and looked more like a coffee shop than a clinic, which made it a far more comfortable and approachable place for people to visit". The clinic provided free testing for HIV and sexually transmitted infections, support groups, town hall meetings, and confidentiality in all their client services.
Digitizing the process makes the issue of getting home or renters insurance far less daunting and more approachable to consumers.
According to a findings from a large international team (myself included) published this week in the scientific journal mBio, the universe of viruses lurking in the wild that could someday infect humans is far smaller and much more approachable than previously thought.
More approachable and certainly far more enjoyable than the first films in the trilogy, "Moloch" (about Hitler) and "Taurus" (Lenin), "The Sun" envisions Hirohito as somewhat of a victim of history without ever suggesting that the emperor should be excused for the role he played in the tragedy of war.
Maybe, as his Wolf points out, he's a more approachable far-away nation's ruler than bloody old Macbeth or King Lear and his ungrateful offspring.
