Sentence examples for more loveable than from inspiring English sources

"Normally enjoy his punditry but come on, this Atletico team are far more loveable than Chelsea have ever been.

If there is a more loveable company than Little Bulb, I can't name them.

Much more of this kind of thing from Defoe and even the strictest tabloid moralist will have to acknowledge that he too is more loveable rogue than love rat.

Learning yoga proves to be an informative and entertaining read, because it appears to have been a more "loveable project," for the author than learning touch typing.

And that makes him all the more loveable.

I do think that they chose him because they wanted a more loveable man, which Ratzinger wasn't".

It's easy to forget that honeybees also sting, but are portrayed as much more loveable.

The leonine Blake is known as the Beast, and never has there been a more loveable one – all happy-to-be-here smiles, and cutesy waves.

Or if you're addicted to cute cats, it could surface more Loveable pet photos.  .  .

It was just a bit easier; it made rugby more loveable, not that much media pressure on you".

In Arnauld's view, Malebranche came to accept such principles because he thought they made God more loveable and hence were favorable to the cause of religion.