Sentence examples for not very likeable from inspiring English sources

And he took a swipe at Cowell's TV career after he had suggested one act was not very "likeable".

The fact is, we can't help liking Mark and Jeremy, even though objectively they're not very likeable at all.

The interloper's friendship with Simmonds junior, who grows up into the story's not very likeable narrator, nicely evokes the conspiracies and complicities of boyhood, and what happens when one friend grows up more quickly than another.

He adds that while Livingstone emerges from the book not very likeable, "set his faults against those of his persecutors in the media and they begin to look quite trivial".

He responded, typically: "A rich brother should not visit a poor brother empty-handed".That sunshine policy, too, he defended to the end, even though the northern Kim gave him the runaround, adding nuclear weapons to his "not very likeable" aspects, and even though George Bush mocked his efforts, publicly, at the White House.

They were not very likeable as late adolescents, and it gets worse.

I watched – but didn't particularly enjoy – Channel 4's Cucumber, perhaps because Vincent Franklin's crisis-stricken Henry just wasn't very likeable.

They were the real stars of the show, a prize whose acquisition was made easier by Walter's not being very likeable.