Sentence examples for likeable effort from inspiring English sources
But the Adam is still a thoroughly likeable effort.
The real winner on O'Donnell's report card approach, though, is Nicola Sturgeon, who exudes competence, scores strongly on shared values (as long as you are a Scot), and who, having shaken off the earlier pejorative "nippy sweetie" tag of which David Torrance writes in his new biography, is nowadays is making a serious effort to come over as likeable.
He responded, typically: "A rich brother should not visit a poor brother empty-handed".That sunshine policy, too, he defended to the end, even though the northern Kim gave him the runaround, adding nuclear weapons to his "not very likeable" aspects, and even though George Bush mocked his efforts, publicly, at the White House.
The likeable and talented American shot a record-equalling 63 to lead the field by two – a wonderful effort on a difficult course that in the end proved good enough to be only a footnote.
But accept it or not, Pearson needs to show his likeable side more often - as it is threatening to disrupt Leicester's incredible recent on the field efforts".
After the broadcast of the pilot, Guardian critic Gareth McLean wrote, "the likeable James Nesbitt turned in a strong, extremely watchable central performance, though rarely did he look taxed by his efforts, and his chemistry with [Claudia] Harrison was promising and occasionally electric".
Bruised teen-agers: likeable.
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