Sentence examples for lovable trait from inspiring English sources
We'll see her again.8 20: If I could press a button, and eliminate the most annoying faults of my friends and family, I wouldn't do it because the most irksome trait is so often a delightful and lovable trait in another guise.
As Joseph Campbell says, perfection is not lovable, and the traits what make us all human are our imperfections.
The protagonist, Daniel, seems like a role Martin might play on film: a hygienic, hermetic and lovable mathematical genius whose defining trait is a fear of curbs.
Indeed, Americans welcomed the VW as a lovable material object with innocent, childlike traits.
Such cartoons are deliberately blessed with certain traits to make them lovable to audience.
The main detective has a lovable older partner (Chang Hang-sun) with a single trait -- a fondness for peanuts -- that underscores his humanity.
"Habit" possesses many of the traits that made "Boys" so lovable: scholarly diffidence, giggly adolescent rudeness and an underlying sense of the loneliness of life.
Think what you will of Ward's personality, but an African-American US Olympic gold medalist with vocal Christian beliefs is going to have a bigger demographic than a Cuban Olympic gold medalist with no discernible personality traits that make him either lovable or hateable.
But these traits – along with their loudly expressed preference for their favourite person, which is you – are what makes them so uncontrollably lovable.
