Sentence examples for likeable show from inspiring English sources

A six-part comedy about self-loathing and loss made for an unlikely most likeable show, but Fleabag was a disarming victory for a damaged, disturbing fable.

The gangly comedian, best known for his work with Ricky Gervais on The Office and Extras, has been quietly testing out material on the circuit for well over a year and, from what I've seen, Hello Ladies is shaping up to be a strong, deeply likeable show with self-deprecating anecdotes about dating disasters and the trials of being 6ft 7in tall.

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.

But Much Ado About Not Hing is a likeable, entertaining show about the kinds of anxieties we all share in to a greater or lesser extent – if not, probably, the same extent as Hing.

I admire Hillary Clinton in countless ways--She is incredibly smart, poised, well spoken, likeable, has shown her ability to be tough, take criticism, be flexible, evolve, and stay relevant.

On the face of it, there are no likeable characters on show - even the 15-year-old object of Blanchett's affections is revealed to be a liar - but as Eyre says in his director's commentary, "You have pity and sympathy for two women who have done bad things".

The most likeable characters in the show are, once again, played by Clarke and Pierce.

Comic performance art was also in on the act, with Figs in Wigs taking an off-kilter look at female objectification in We Object, while in the charming but disturbing show Credible, Likeable Superstar Role Model, Bryony Kimmings and her nine year old niece Taylor, created an alterative aspirational pop star – complete with dance moves – to look at the sexualisation of tween girls.

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".

In her most recent show, Credible Likeable Superstar Role Model, she pretends to gouge her ten-year old niece's eyes out with a spoon on stage.

Meanwhile, arguably the least likeable character on the show, Dartmouth man Pete Campbell, played admirably by Vincent Kartheiser, gets the happily-ever-after ending, reuniting with his divorced wife, Trudy (Alison Brie) in a Wizard of Oz Dorothy moment, as they Learjet off to Kansas to get a house with tornado speed.