Sentence examples for lovable from from inspiring English sources

A rogue he might have been (his philandering began and ended with an affair with Bet Lynch, enough said), but he was most definitely lovable, from his wisecracking to his petty arguments with the late, lamented Vera.

(Even Fred MacMurray had been a leading man before he became the star of "The AbsentMinded Professor" and "Son of Flubber".) Losers have always been lovable — from Cyrano to Harold Lloyd and Charlie Chaplin to Jerry Lewis and Woody Allen.

A marked departure from Carrey's wacky and cringy-but lovable characters from the 1994 films, The Cable Guy was perhaps the first time an audience witnessed Carrey in an unlikable and malevolent role.

Learn the difference between the two concepts, for example: The lovable Steve Urkel from "Family Matters" would be considered simply irritating; While the arrogant Nermal from the "Garfield" comics would be classified as an irritating jerk.

The modernization of Archie Andrews, that lovable redhead from Riverdale, continues.

The lovable gang from "[title of show]" is back with an endearingly goofy new diversion called "Now.

Lovable news from Abu Dhabi: tomorrow, thirty-five poets will recite their verse for the title "Prince of Poets".

Outside the Comedy Cellar in Manhattan's West Village, a couple stopped to stare at the man they recognized as the lovable dad from the 1980s sitcom "Full House".

His Zuckerberg is bitter, ruthless, obsessive – another of the focused sociopaths that Fincher specialises in, rather than one of the lovable stutterers from Eisenberg's CV.

He appeared in any number of stage farces, but it was Manuel, the lovable loser from Barcelona, who made him famous.

By Jenna Krajeski June 10 , 2009Lovable news from Abu Dhabi: tomorrow, thirty-five poets will recite their verse for the title "Prince of Poets".