Sentence examples for likeable fellow from inspiring English sources

The president of NYU, a likeable fellow, suggested that I was a demagogue.

He has great expertise and is the leader in his field as well as being an extremely likeable fellow," said McLeish yesterday.

The Lib Dems must hope the voters do not see Nick Clegg as the Lion, a likeable fellow who lacks the courage of his convictions.

His shock therapy in 1992 gave Estonia free trade, sound money, privatisation and flat taxes, all in less than two years.Mr Ansip is a likeable fellow with a pleasantly sardonic turn of phrase.

"I met a sympathetic cabinet minister this week – a very likeable fellow and, in broad terms, a BBC supporter," Damazer wrote in the latest issue of the Radio Times, published today.

But the real battle lies elsewhere.It lies between Mr Cameron, a likeable fellow and fine communicator whose true abilities have yet to be tested, and battle-hardened Gordon Brown, the truculent chancellor of the exchequer who is expected to take over as Labour prime minister when Mr Blair moves on.

Here, say friends, is a plain, likeable, capable fellow who judges issues on their merits and knows a thing or two about the public services.Mr Clarke is standing on his personal qualities rather than his political ideas because his main political idea a well-known enthusiasm for Europe's single currency—is out of tune with his party's well-known hatred of it.

Gilly is just a likeable dude.

Josep Gombau seems a likeable chap.

"Marco was such a likeable lad," added Toseland.

James and Dwyane Wade have been likeable enough fellows in their various selling poses, including James as a mischievous puppet and Wade as Charles Barkley's co-star in clever cellphone commercials.