Sentence examples for particularly lovable from inspiring English sources

He isn't particularly lovable.

Like most larger-than-life people, Jacqueline Susann wasn't a particularly lovable human being.

"I totally fell in love with her because she's not particularly lovable," she said of Cecilia.

Young Gemma is not particularly lovable, but her naivety is touching next to Pauline's sour rage; Quentin, on the other hand, is a strange creation, an uncynical cynic.

Mr. Gilbert also conducted a stirring interpretation of Brahms's Symphony No. 1 in C minor, which the composer wrote after finally conquering his Beethoven inferiority complex (then claiming the work was "not particularly lovable").

She reminds me of one of those clever, genteel, be-cardiganed Anita Brookner heroines to whom sad things happen but for whom you don't feel much sympathy because they're not particularly lovable.

He was not an especially lovable man.

Now he worried about the opposite problem: that those "savages" seemed too much like benign, lovable misfits, particularly in the opening "Jet Song" and in "Gee, Officer Krupke," which had always been performed in the style of musical comedy.

The movie is a cheerful celebration of the lovable automobile, and particularly a fondly imagined golden age of motorvatin' on the open road: heading out west on Route 66, and encountering the kind of authentic smalltown America that is getting economically and culturally starved by the soulless interstate highways built to bypass these communities.

Throughout the saga, Balboa has been lionized by the cowed American press as the champion of working stiffs everywhere, a lovable lummox with a particularly strong psychic connection to blue-collar Philadelphians.

Washing lines become a trapeze and housework a juggling act in a lovable show suitable for all ages, but particularly families.