Sentence examples for may be likeable from inspiring English sources
Frank may be likeable (though not all his readers have liked him), but he is culpably vague.
Sure, the odd character may be slightly likeable – at least in the case of Red Dead Redemption's John Marston – but the titles work as dark escapist fantasies because you get to be terrible people in a terrible world doing terrible things.
It may be over-simplistic, but here there's a temptation to say that City, like Barcelona, want to be likeable; to avoid being seen just as arrivistes.
Heroes don't have to be likeable.
To their horror, he turned out to be likeable too.
Well, I don't try to be likeable.
Clinton needed to be likeable.
He's too flawed to be likeable".
Rosamund may be the more likeable of the two girls, but Drabble's stringent social realism – and no-nonsense economics – forbids her letting either of them off the hook: it is only her respectable Marylebone address that makes Rosamund's rebellion possible – for a girl like Clara such a predicament would have been disastrous.
