Sentence examples for loveable face from inspiring English sources

He gave a loveable face to the anxious outsider eager to please at any cost, and he's still that guy.

Billy Carter shot to fame as a "loveable redneck", the outspoken face of Billy Beer – but the businessman became more political and developed close business ties with Libya.

Poland Historical evil: The Poles have spent large swathes of history playing whipping boy to those two old Lords of European Evil, Germany and Russia, though their reputation as loveable, babbling, troll doll-faced drunks has taken a hit after all the recent stories about them being forest-dwelling football fascists.

Poland Historical evil: The Poles have spent large swathes of history playing whipping boy to those two old Lords of European Evil, Germany and Russia, though their reputation as loveable, babbling, troll doll-faced drunks has taken a hit after all the recent stories about them being forest-dwelling soccer fascists.

A loveable young pair don't face pirates as they seek their late auntie's buried hoard, but more contemporary devices - from crowdsourcing clues to metal detectors - winningly deployed in this funny and tender exploration of what makes a family.

Particularly in his most recent run on British TV, his self-awareness (warning the younger Big Brother contestants to stay away from plastic surgery and pointing to his own face) made him more loveable still.

For anyone born in the 1950s or later, Updike was simply always there, dispensing even-handed judgments and adulterer's wisdom with a persona as loveable as Robert Frost's – the smiling public face of big-league American writing.

Chastain put a glamorous face on it and Affleck a loveable one.