Sentence examples for likeable candidate from inspiring English sources

He says the most likeable candidate usually wins, and with Ryan, Romney outsourced the likeability.

He was well ahead as the most likeable candidate and scored particularly heavily as likely to appeal to young voters, where Conservative support is weak.

In an ABC News/Washington Post poll taken over three days just before the convention began, 61 percent of registered voters said that Obama was the friendlier and more likeable candidate; only 27 percent said Romney was.

Her Republican counterpart, Ann Romney, is doing the same thing for her husband, presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney, softening his tough edges and making him a more likeable candidate.

Polls show that, with his sweater vests and reluctance to run negative ads (perhaps making a virtue of his lack of funds), he has emerged as the most likeable candidate in the field -- proving once again that politics is a game of comparison.

Behind the scenes, analysts say DPJ strategists are working tirelessly to field fresh-faced, likeable candidates to stand against LDP dinosaurs.

Cameron is a likeable, plausible candidate, so why risk the image with specifics?

Your blogger has no idea whether the always likeable former candidate was guilty of the charges of harassment and adultery laid against him.

Mrs Clinton may not be the most likeable of candidates, but she has enormous strengths.

The DPJ tapped into this sentiment in 2003, and this time fielded a likeable and accomplished candidate.

The poll suggests a certain lack of excitement about Clinton, with just under a third of respondents citing her as the "most likeable" or "most believable" candidate.