Sentence examples for not particularly likable from inspiring English sources

It is not particularly likable.

One of the most likable things about Nicolas Kent's production is that Garbo herself is not particularly likable.

It should be added that the women on either side of this distasteful duty — identified simply as Mother (Catherine Cox) and Daughter (Leslie Kritzer) — are not particularly likable.

Roger is not particularly likable and his vicious world of international commerce is unattractive, though it glitters in a Mad Men way.

These two ambitious men, one harmful, the other harmless, are not particularly likable, much less so (in this film at least) than those around them.

But that was May, and this is November, and the media dust and Facebook frenzies have settled, revealing Kreayshawn to be a very photogenic and hypnotically confident if not particularly likable young woman with a droning voice and uninspired lyrics.

Such a man isn't particularly likable — in fact, the opposite — but it's a mark of Meloy's evenhanded character development that you find yourself agreeing with him, thinking, Yeah, what kind of fool?

Yet by the late nineteen-eighties, after launching a fairly successful literary career — a book about Werner Herzog; a few well-received novels — he had become depressed and unproductive: "I could no longer write, I didn't know how to love, I knew I wasn't particularly likable.

Jackson isn't particularly likable, with his stringy hair and uncomfortable Southern twang.

The character of Marc is certainly at best, an anti-hero, even though he isn't particularly likable, he's the most likable character in this particular nest of vipers.

David himself is not a particularly likable chap.