Sentence examples for pretty likeable from inspiring English sources

The Derbyshire Dales MP is a pretty likeable guy who carries a warm smile.

IGN AU's Patrick Kolan agreed, calling Rick Gomez's work as "pretty likeable".

He's actually pretty likeable and charismatic, but definitely thinks highly of himself and his work (albeit with good reason: he's had pieces featured in W magazine and does "featherwork" for Marchesa).

"Women are often required to be an ideal of some description: pretty or likeable or witty.

Those whom we wish would love us might prefer us if we were better, prettier, sexier, more likeable.

I'm quite sad, too, to be honest; she's pretty much the only likeable character.

And while Miranda is a lucid and likeable actor, beautifully articulating his intricate rhymes, he's also pretty nerdy, not a descriptor likely applied to Hamilton, whom Abigail Adams labeled "lasciviousness itself".

Back in 2010, Nick Clegg led a brief resurgence for his party by appearing likeable and – by the standards of most politicians, at least – pretty normal.

Fortunately for us, Rashida is such an incredibly likeable person to begin with, we found we could take it pretty far.

But not since Flaubert made Madame Bovary drink arsenic and dribble black bile from her pretty mouth in punishment for her sins has an author dealt so harshly with a heroine so likeable.

The bad guy is likeable, while Peter is intolerable -and she doesn't just do that subliminally; not always, but pretty regularly, Henry comes out on top.