Sentence examples for likeable aspects of from inspiring English sources

Since entering public life three years ago, one of the most likeable aspects of Sandberg has been that she is not, in some ways, a terribly good public speaker.

Halfway between the more likeable aspects of Jason Mraz and John Butler, with nods to everything from grime to jazz, Sheeran is dizzyingly versatile and knows how to use the tools at his disposal.

Mario is a carefree, naturally gifted and likeable young man who by American standards appears too focused on the peripheral aspects of life: travel, opera, love affairs, and architecture.

EISENBERG Aspects of each.

Perhaps it is this combination, of the all-too-human heroine (and, actually, hooray that this detective series features a likeable and physically real heroine rather than yet another middle-aged misanthropic male) with her work, which unflinchingly uncovers almost unfathomably dark aspects of human behaviour, that makes the Simran Singh books so compelling.

Aspects of it are discussed.

The chinks are always there, waiting to be discovered, and one likeable and perhaps defining aspect of Britishness is a capacity to find poetry in unlikely places.

That said, perhaps the most impressive aspect of The King's Speech is how it managed to strike such a chord despite barely having a single likeable character in it.

So we must either reject this aspect of the film as infatuated misjudgment by author and director, or, more charitably, we can assume that too much has been written (by others) into the film-maker's discovery that an exciting work could be made about mustangs and about misfits who are likeable but not particularly significant.

Social responsibility aspect of engineering.

His boss was a likeable man of about 30.