Sentence examples for likable face from inspiring English sources
He grew into a tall, thin man, with a long nose but likable face.
For now, Malhotra is the likable face of the uneasy compromise Labour's political centrists have struck with their firebrand leader.
Yet Fahey managed to be the likable face of the NSW Liberal party, the tough guy who tackled a potential assassin as he lunged at Prince Charles and the leader who won the Olympics for Sydney.
Schumacher's is not a very likable face but there is an air of cold ruthlessness and steely will to succeed about it.
Kylie was the likable pop face of greed; she was cute and wholesome with songs built on pure chorus and commerce.
Jameel is a short, likable man whose face has settled into a constant expression of brusque dismissal.
The child wasn't likable: his white face was theatrically reproachful; he whined and never once smiled or thanked anyone for anything.
He is a stocky, bluff, humorous, robust fellow, fresh after a long hot day; a natural pol and demagogue, earnest and rather naïve; a shock of well-combed white hair; ruddy face; likable but not especially impressive; certainly no alternative to Gorbachev.
When a brand has taken a hit, rehabilitation can be difficult, but a likable and trusted face personalizes it.
We're still left with the sobering truth that women in American institutions must not only excel at their professions, but also, as Ann Friedman wrote in New York Magazine, "... unlike men) they're expected to downplay their confidence in order to seem nonthreatening and likable -- or face professional consequences".
Garfield is a likable Peter Parker and his face has a cartoony, almost Muppety look, with its shock of hair sticking up; his simply drawn mouth and puppyish eyes showing us his excitement and inner turmoil, and the unibrow periodically becoming a circumflex of sadness.
