Sentence examples for make it lovable from inspiring English sources

Writers and chefs would go on about its beauty, its texture, its nuanced flavor and, on the practical side, the fact that, unlike the other French fave, le butternut (yes, really), it didn't have to be peeled — a convenience that would make it lovable even if it weren't tasty.

I usually search for a flaw of mine I can use for comedy, and then I try to find a way to make it lovable – for example, the clumsy Travelling Matt character in Fraggle Rock came out of wanting to preserve my dignity and not be shamed in front of people.

"The big trick is creating a personality that people will identify with or be entertained by — that has flaws that make it lovable or likable," Walsh said.

Sighs of joy when I love the music do nothing for readers who wonder what exactly made it lovable.

that makes it so lovable.

In other words, have the show's commercial possibilities begun to overtake the things that made it so lovable in the first place?

"If I love a book, I feel it's my responsibility to make it survive in an equally lovable form".

It doesn't require a code-cracker to make it out: clarity doesn't make it less penetrating, just more lovable.

Though The Gold Rush was his greatest success, The Kid, where we see him in his iconic "little tramp" get-up, complete with tattered jacket, moustache and cane, has an affectionate silliness that makes it the most lovable.

But the fact that this film will struggle to find an audience – not just because of its classification but also because it's weird and sad and refuses to deliver any sort of message for young people – makes it all the more lovable.

His autobiography, invented to make him lovable and heroic, if only in his own eyes?