Sentence examples for likeable about from inspiring English sources

Most likeable about Bas Dost, though, is his sudden reincarnation.

There is something immensely likeable about Del Potro, who has a face like a boy and a forehand that might have been forged in hell.

Whatever the emphasis, there is nothing very likeable about a kid who breaks into someone else's home and tries out their things.

He still sounded stiff, awkward with the cadences of informal chat, but I had no doubt about his sincerity, and resentful as I was, I began to think there was something immensely likeable about him.

Indeed, that is what is so likeable about this book its fair-mindedness and its wise pragmatism.Some readers may be disappointed by the lack of "vision" in "Information Rules".

There's a lot that's likeable about The Emerald Atlas – it's bright and energetic and has some exciting set pieces – but it has an everything-including-the-kitchen-sink approach to children's fantasy that it can't quite marshal into overall coherence.

His boss was a likeable man of about 30.

And that is why, despite all the very likeable things about him, so many people probably think he's a bit of a James Blunt.

Now, with the help of Alistair Owen, he has produced the most purely likeable book about cinema I have ever read.

The most likeable thing about this very likable film is the way it promotes Wilko Johnson as a 100-1 shot for the title of Greatest Living Englishman.

He briefly referred to "the other one", but Gervais was soon forgotten in a set of polished, eminently likeable routines about being 6ft 7in tall, the expensive business of dating and 'Blue Peter' badges.