Sentence examples for likeable feature from inspiring English sources

With the new Super Likeable feature, using the Super Like option feels more like a game than a virtual version of a too-intense stare across the room.

The new Super Likeable feature isn't publicly available to all Tinder users at this point, as it's just now being testing in NYC and L.A.

These dilatory tactics aren't a drawback; they are among the most likeable features of this top-flight, enduring series.

Called "Super Likeable," the feature will pop up at random times in the app to offer you a free Super Like which can be used on one of four people presented on the Super Likeable card.

Among the males, the only consistently likeable figure to feature is the generous-spirited mystic, poet and painter George Russell (AE).

Well before Lost in Translation, Linklater's film totally reinvented the traditional Hollywood romance, featuring two likeable, sparky offbeat leads whose tantalisingly (debatably?) unconsummated love affair left audiences begging for more.

Mr. Kelmenson's advertising firm produced a series of ads in the 1980s featuring the likeable Mr. Iacocca, his aviator glasses set firm on the bridge of an indomitable nose, walking the factory floor, finger-wagging and challenging Americans with plainspoken lines like, "If you can find a better car, buy it".

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.

Price: £3 for 12 Mark: 1/5 The only thing less appetising than Iceland's saccharin Christmas ad campaign (featuring a usually likeable but inexcusably simpering Stacey Soloman driving back to Dagenham) is this little creation.

The commercials are entertaining and well-produced, always featuring a friendly, likeable white spokesperson encouraging you to buy up as much gold and silver as you can to store it in your underground bunker, already fully stocked with ammo and freeze-dried Sarah Palin quotes.

How many of you had noticed Dumbarton's club crest features one of those likeable, large, noisy mammals?