Sentence examples for particularly likeable from inspiring English sources

This is not a kind book, or even a particularly likeable book.

As Mr Horspool says: "The English rebel may only rarely be a triumphant or even a particularly likeable character.

He was a conscientious, if not particularly likeable, army officer, and a graduate of Polytechnique, the highly competitive French engineering school.

Caught up in their own activities, painting in the studio or arranging exhibitions, they aren't particularly likeable; Evan's wealthy wife Helena ​has an awkward relationship with her daughters.

Miller, released from the need to be cool, romantic, or even particularly likeable, is suddenly that thing he could never pull off before: a charming lead.

It isn't even as if she has the saving grace of being particularly likeable: one hopes, for Russell Brand's sake, that she has qualities that have so far been hidden from the public eye.

Characters are more likeable, particularly Keeley Hawes' Samantha, and a sure-footed adaptation has tough teen Krystal Weedon at the centre of the story.

They believe it makes them look more human, more sympathetic, more likeable -- particularly when they are in court on a family law matter.

Armstrong was a likeable – if not particularly rigorous – presenter.

So we must either reject this aspect of the film as infatuated misjudgment by author and director, or, more charitably, we can assume that too much has been written (by others) into the film-maker's discovery that an exciting work could be made about mustangs and about misfits who are likeable but not particularly significant.

Voters, particularly women and easterners, tend to find the relaxed, punchy Mr Schröder more likeable than his earnest rival, but Mr Stoiber is considered more competent on jobs and the economy.