Sentence examples for lovable talking from inspiring English sources

Add lovable talking animals, and you have the gumbo you need for a captivating children's book.

Appealing to family audiences was Warner Brothers' "Racing Stripes," a film about a lovable talking zebra that combines live action with computer-generated animation and features the voices of Frankie Muniz, Dustin Hoffman, Whoopi Goldberg and Snoop Dogg.

These lovable talking housecats held the fate of the world in their weirdly deformed upper paws!

Samsung executives reportedly had to teach the lovable talk show host how to use a Galaxy Note 3 before the Oscars, according to the Wall Street Journal.

The Tuohys have a pretty daughter named Collins (Lily Collins) and a wisecracking whirligig of a son, S J (Jae Head), who would, if this were an animated children's movie, be Michael's annoying-but-lovable talking-animal sidekick.

In the recent television documentary Versus: The Life And Films Of Ken Loach, the film-maker comes across as mild and lovable – until he talks about those who betrayed him.

This conviction is one that entertainment companies both recognise and exploit, with talking toys and lovable sharks, though at some other level, the children are entertained by them because they know it's all made up.

This conviction is one that entertainment companies both recognize and exploit, with talking toys and lovable sharks, though at some other level, of course, the children are entertained by them because they know it's all made up—no child believes that her own toys in her own bedroom talk like Woody and Buzz in the movie.

Donald O'Connor, the breezy song-and-dance comedian who created movie magic with his spirited rendition of "Make 'em Laugh" in the Hollywood musical "Singin' in the Rain" and also played lovable straight man to a talking mule named Francis, died Saturday.

MacFarlane is adapting a new version of The Flintstones for FOX and I will bet my entire checking account ($17) that Dino, the lovable dinosaur, talks and sings.

We're talking Meryl Streep putting a lovable spin on a complicated historical figure, complete with latex makeup and a British accent.