Sentence examples for likable personality from inspiring English sources

Contemporaries noted that Humphrey succeeded in politics because he had a likable personality and could connect with voters on a personal level.

Melia was a strong and likable personality who could dominate any theatre green room.

Beneath her sarky, no-prisoners-taken Glaswegian front, there's a quirky, cheeky and likable personality.

"The big difference is, these days, Ellen is a much more likable personality than Oprah," he said.

Ortiz, of course, has long been a prominent voice in the clubhouse thanks to his longevity, likable personality and his unimpeachable production.

From the first (title) track, which opens with rave-style synths and a brass-lunged declaration that she's going to dance away her heartache, Burke follows a well-travelled road, losing her likable personality en route.

Resourceful comic actors and likable personalities, they all made appealing contributions to the evening, but brilliant singing was not among them.

Ailes-led Fox News cheerlead the impeachment proceedings and investigation of Bill Clinton, fanned the flames of the Tea Party revolution, and encouraged the rightward lurch of the Republican Party — all the while, as detailed in Ailes' widely read 1988 book "You Are the Message," staffing his show with "likable" personalities who became stars in their own right.

Be a generally likable person.

Ms. King is an energetic, likable television personality who for some reason people don't want to watch much on television.

Foreman, the man you loved to hate in the 70's, with all that scary hair and moustache and what looked like the most powerful arms outside of an elephant herd, has transformed himself into what very well might be the most likable public personality in the hemisphere (it was probably Cosby in the 80's).