Sentence examples for likeable host from inspiring English sources

Sawhney is a likeable host, wearing his knowledge lightly but getting to the nub of why some music is so sublime and how it is shaped by a mix of traditions.

On Radio 5 Live yesterday, likeable breakfast host Tony Livesey – "Loud Mouth Livesey" as he was in his distant days as editor and star columnist of that paper of record, the Sunday Sport – addressed the problem of the isolated elderly and chatted with a venerable woman who spoke of her sadness at spending Sundays alone.

Creator Tim Schafer infused the title with a host of likeable characters and quirky flair while producing a beautiful storyline inspired by film noir classics such as Double Indemnity.

But Ryder, who acknowledges his reputation as "a fucking ignorant, off-your-tits moron", is a likeable and surprisingly vulnerable host, at once proud of his achievements and bemused by them.

While there was room for improvement when it came to interacting with guests, Corden oozed sincerity, Lowry said, praising the English host as "natural and likeable", a performer who was "clearly multitalented and "exhibited bright flashes".

– rather than hosts who can be, you know, likeable.

This year, the host of the television show will be Wayne Brady, a likeable enough comic.

"He's a very funny guy and an especially likeable guy – and I think that's sort of the the key," former Tonight Show host Jay Leno told Radio 4 after the broadcast, explaining the Gavin and Stacey actor's appeal.

I hate to agree with the less-than-likeable Bill O'Reilly but when he called shock jock Neal Boortz "a vicious son of a bitch," the Fox News host got it absolutely right.

But likeable.

Someone likeable.