Sentence examples for likeable a from inspiring English sources

Attempts by celebrities to appear down to earth through "humblebrags" are far less subtle than thought and actually make them less likeable, a new study has found.

A ceremony will take place at which Jolie will receive the child, who is said to be healthy, likeable, a bit shy and keen on football.

It is his ability to exude ordinariness that makes Wawrinka so likeable, a well-known athlete about to get a lot better known, and richer.

While there was room for improvement when it came to interacting with guests, Corden oozed sincerity, Lowry said, praising the English host as "natural and likeable", a performer who was "clearly multitalented and "exhibited bright flashes".

He is also very dear and likeable, a man slightly out of his time, resembling as he stands to attention in the pre-match lineup the ghost of a kindly Victorian chimney sweep.

And when a student in an Iowa town hall on Monday said to Hillary Clinton that he didn't see the same amount of "enthusiasm" for Clinton that he did for Sanders – following it up by claiming that his friends found her dishonest (something else that skews female) – it was hard not to think of the word as a warmed over version of "likeable", a sexist trope that has followed Clinton for years.

Dave Kerpen is the co-founder and CEO of Likeable, an award-winning social media agency, and author of New York Times Bestseller, Likeable Social Media.

Steve's a likeable lad, a real people person and very approachable.

Speaking of Martin, Lemon said, "He's a very likeable guy, a free spirit.

Building a likeable culture with a virtual team is definitely a challenge.

Olivier Milloud Quiet and very likeable, with a wife who is a hairdresser.