Sentence examples for less than likeable from inspiring English sources
By Michael Shapiro July 23, 2010 Richard Sandomir's fine piece in the Times on Colonel Jacob Ruppert, the beer baron whose money made the Yankees into the Yankees long before George Steinbrenner was conceived, touches on, but does not dwell on, the subsequent reign of the man who made the Yankees, in some circles, less than likeable.
I hate to agree with the less-than-likeable Bill O'Reilly but when he called shock jock Neal Boortz "a vicious son of a bitch," the Fox News host got it absolutely right.
Willman also commented that the album was "highly impressive, and almost all a little annoying, if solipsism isn't your thing" and that "even at her most egotistical, she's [Knowles] strangely never less than utterly likeable.
That would make it easier for me to be more "likeable". Less than three weeks later, I found another, better job and quit.
In both studies, the tentative female speakers were deemed less likeable and less influential than both the assertive women and the tentative men.
How can women be strong leaders at work without being labeled as "bossy" or viewed as less likeable than their male peers?
The lead character is bitter, washed up and alone, and surrounded by the only people in the world who are less likeable than he is.
This study adds to the body of studies demonstrating the social anxiety social rejection relationship (Alden and Wallace 1995; Creed and Funder 1998; Heerey and Kring 2007; Meleshko and Alden 1993; Pilkonis 1977; Voncken et al. 2008, 2010) and shows, again, that there is a core of truth in the negative beliefs SAs hold about being less likeable than others.
Even children as young as nine regard those who spread information about other people as less likeable and less deserving of rewards.
For the first time, the world's most analytical and generally likeable coach appears less than convincing on something.
