Sentence examples for likable chap from inspiring English sources
David himself is not a particularly likable chap.
In the view of some Western climbers, the Sherpa is a likable chap, hardy, loyal to the death, but childish & mercenary.
It was, of course, an eating holiday, but to ease the languors between breakfast on the zócalo and lunch at wherever, I arranged French conversation lessons with a likable chap named Hervé.
Seen in copious homemade videos shot by himself, friends and family, Bout comes across as a curiously jolly, almost likable chap, albeit one without a single moral scruple about who he did business with.
In the view of some Western climbers, the Sherpa is a likable chap, hardy, loyal to the death, and sagacious about problems like frostbite, but childish (there are tales of Sherpas' hiding rocks in each other's packs, and blowing their pay on chang, the Tibetan beer), much in need of outside leadership, and mercenary.
Mr. Freedman's book, too, takes the tale of a likable chap who discovers that he is "the son of the daughter of the grandson of the nephew of the second Earl of Highhurst" -- and thus the eighth in line to the title -- and keeps it spinning nicely.
But the former vice presidential candidate is widely cited among many of his colleagues as a likable enough chap who is polite to his elders in the hierarchy of Congress, and this makes the more rabid bomb throwers seethe.
