Sentence examples for likeable new from inspiring English sources

Memphis is a likeable new show about the birth of rock'n'roll in the 1950s, with a story by Joe DiPietro and music and lyrics by the keyboard player from Bon Jovi, David Bryan.

The likeable New Jersey-born singer-songwriter Nicole Atkins managed some local flair in her set, preceding her song "Maybe Tonight" with an announcement: she was bringing on a special guest, someone any New Jerseyite would appreciate.

What I did see, over the course of about three hours, was a full nine minutes of intense robo-combat and the odd segment with likeable new presenters Dara O'Briain and Angela Scanlon, a relative newcomer to UK screens.

Even Clare Carlisle's sympathetic new biography can't make him seem particularly likeable.

Attempts by celebrities to appear down to earth through "humblebrags" are far less subtle than thought and actually make them less likeable, a new study has found.

Over the summer, there was no oil-state takeover – just a couple of smart signings and the arrival of a new, likeable manager in Claudio Ranieri, who likes to celebrate each victory by taking his team out for a pizza.

That show has done a good job of bringing in new likeable characters (and a terrible job of utilizing them). Even The Walking Dead in Season 9 has done a good job of bringing in new faces like Luke and Magna.

HBO has a thing for making deplorable sociopaths seem likeable...like Fox News.

He is also the co-founder and Chairman of Likeable Media, and the New York Times-bestselling author of Likeable Social Media and Likeable Business, and the new collection, Likeable Leadership.

And, anyway, surely no one is fooled into thinking a powerful man is younger, groovier, more democratic, more likeable, more open to new ideas, less conventional, just because he's not wearing a tie?

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.