Sentence examples for lovable for from inspiring English sources

Jane Austen may be too likable or lovable for her own good.

He is no less lovable — he is, maybe, even more lovable — for the fact that he appears to be animatronic.

An article offering a "Guide to Guilty Pleasures" calls Gwen Stefani lovable for "that pouty face that you kinda want to kiss and slap at the same time".

The sparrow is lovable for its "attitude", he argues: it might be "drab, hyperactive and tone deaf, but it doesn't feel bad about it".

Over the course of the narrative, his appealing exterior breaks down; his flaws, fears and humiliations are exposed, yet he is all the more lovable for his frailty and heartbreaking humanity.

Anna Noggle, as the governess who tries to save the children, was instantly lovable for her cheery innocence and riveting in her slow disintegration; vocally, her initially fine account became superb as the evening wore on.

They were then hired to create the actual, lovable droid for the movie.

Adrian Monk, the man who made obsessive-compulsive disorder lovable, returns for a fourth season of "MONK" on USA.

He was widely regarded as a lovable patriarch, for instance, at a time when he had left his large family behind.

Both creators are proud nerds, and del Toro in particular is one of the world's more lovable cheerleaders for the power of the grotesque, in every medium.

The first unfulfilled goal Mr. Masur singled out was his failure to provide a "lovable time" for the orchestra and its audiences in the summer.