So maybe it's finally OK that she's "likeable enough".
In a debate there, he showed veiled disdain for his opponent, saying that she was "likeable enough".
James and Dwyane Wade have been likeable enough fellows in their various selling poses, including James as a mischievous puppet and Wade as Charles Barkley's co-star in clever cellphone commercials.
As for Eli Stone, its problem, as President-elect Obama once told his potential secretary of state, was that it was "likeable enough".
Since the economy has more bearing on voters' daily lives than the personality of the president, they maintain, Mr Romney only has to be "likeable enough" to win.In the coming weeks, the Romney campaign says, it will have several opportunities to retake the initiative.
This friend and I watched the debates together, and howled at Obama's insulting "You're, you're likeable enough, Hillary" together.
Never mind the personal peculiarities of Clinton; for the first woman with a real shot at the White House to nestle, even for a moment, on any man's chest, particularly the one who, just eight years ago, dismissed her in debate as being "likeable enough," well, as social media reflected in its frenzied reaction, the moment spoke volumes.
Considered "one of the [film's] hardest characters to crack" by Greno, he and Howard wanted Gothel to be depicted as a conniving villain who is likeable and charismatic enough that audiences would be convinced by her and Rapunzel's unconventional relationship.
They haven't all been working class by any means: they've been heterogeneous in that sense; but they have tended to be black.' Probably the main strain of criticism of Hollinghurst is that his characters aren't likeable enough, that if there is feeling in his novels, then it's too deeply suppressed.
Also, what is "likeable"?
