Sentence examples for perfectly likeable from inspiring English sources
His old one was perfectly likeable, and it keeps coming to the surface anyway.
It's the newest trend in TV: perfectly likeable people as eccentric, human killing folk.
My children say she's totally nice, and when we scoped her out on Facebook, I was left with a perfectly likeable, if innocuous, impression.
Simply charming, vastly likeable, perfectly self-deprecating and absolutely wonderful!
In the lead role, Jonathan Bonnici wins universal if restrained praise – he is "appealing", "likeable", "perfectly good" – but the reviews are littered with complaints more commonly heard in a doctor's surgery: "listless", "tired", even "impotent".
Bill Bryson, the author of a recent (very likeable) condensed biography, put it perfectly: Shakespeare, he said, is the "literary equivalent of an electron - forever there and not there".
James Poniewozik of Time thought that "Because You Left" provided a good balance of characterization and mythology and commended the character of Faraday, partially "because a perfectly-cast Jeremy Davies has turned him into a likeable, flawed, brusque, slightly-in-over-his-head nebbish-god".
And on a final note of simplicity, here's a very simple, elegant, perfectly executed short video built around a single funny, highly likeable actor dressed up as a blue man for water conservation who gives a pitch-perfect performance: It's a piece that has both emotion (or at least faux emotion) and humor — the key elements of broad communication.
Likeable but lacking something.
