Sentence examples for particularly personable from inspiring English sources
Whatever his successes as mayor, he has never proved to be a particularly personable campaigner, known for giving a stiff speech and given to impatience at the often numbing demands of retail campaigning.
Mr. Steinbrueck noted that Mr. Nickels was not regarded as particularly personable and that he had struggled to retain support among the city's active neighborhoods groups, many of whom viewed him as too supportive of downtown growth.
This is a shame, particularly for the personable cast of five, all of whom can really sing and maybe even act, though the alternately grandiose and clichéd book by Keith Glover makes any kind of genuine character portrayal impossible.
Mr. Gerstner was highly visible, but not particularly warm or personable, whereas Mr. Palmisano is known as humble, a "nice guy," and someone who has been content to thrive in Mr. Gerstner's shadow, people who follow the industry say.
Bill Walsh was such a personable person.
Minaya was a terrific scout and personable recruiter, particularly when the Wilpons had money, but the older stars got hurt or, like Delgado, declined to lead.
But Martha Coakley may just be the canary in the coal mine warning that women candidates must thread the needle in a way that not only highlights their competence, but also their compassionate, personable side -- particularly during troubled times for the country.
Goldens are known as personable and biddable, but there are goldens out there who aren't particularly friendly and goldens who aren't particularly trainable.
And while he is not served particularly well by the face-to-camera shots, he comes across as personable and approachable.
And, thus, a university full of personable and warm individuals inadvertently becomes less hospitable in the aggregate -- particularly in the eyes of anyone who already had doubts regarding his or her own social/intellectual/political identity on campus.
