Sentence examples for particularly likable from inspiring English sources

It is not particularly likable.

David himself is not a particularly likable chap.

It doesn't make her particularly likable, but then she isn't asking people to like her.

Most tellingly, this film showed you don't have to make your subject particularly likable.

It's that inability that keeps the Grombergs, despite their talents and their social conscience, from being particularly likable people.

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

If its success can be traced to one thing, it's that the cast are so likable, particularly Sheldon, the theoretical physicist from Texas with an IQ of 187.

Stéphane's relationship with his workmates, particularly the boorish yet likable Guy, played by Alain Chabat, is effortlessly comic.

There are few sopranos who can make the Woman, its dazed, vindictive protagonist, a likable figure, particularly given the music's bracing atonality.

But many of those same Democrats also say Mr. Gore has suffered from the widespread perception, fair or not, that he is not particularly warm, engaging or likable.

And then all of a sudden he looks in the mirror and says, 'I have more in common with these people than my own spoilt, rotten family.' He's realising these folks like having him around, even though he's not particularly on the surface likable".