Sentence examples for particularly approachable from inspiring English sources
In addition to knowing and admiring the Lalannes' work, Mr. Benepe said he thought these sculptures were "particularly approachable".
An avuncular and approachable figure (a particularly syrupy campaign video shows him locked in joyous embrace with all kinds of cheery Greeks), he is nonetheless one of the country's most in-your-face politicians.
Soft, approachable and eminently drinkable, particularly to wash down some organic sausages or a home-made pizza.
However, Rhodes became more relaxed and approachable in later life, particularly after his eyesight failed.
The use of motion detecting game controllers – particularly the Wii's – "promised to make FPS controls more approachable and precise with an interface as simple as literally pointing to aim" and thus "dramatically reshape the first-person shooter".
Hospital staff members who were approachable, friendly, and had a sense of humour were particularly valued by patients and carers alike.
Physically, he seemed approachable, even a little vulnerable -- he fit a TV screen particularly well.
And while he is not served particularly well by the face-to-camera shots, he comes across as personable and approachable.
Approachable is the word.
Horvath found it approachable.
