Sentence examples for quite personable from inspiring English sources

For months – years, really – his fans have told us that Romney is quite personable, warm, and charming when the cameras are turned off and he's far from the crowds of campaign world.

Tom LaSorda is quite personable and a crack manufacturing man, and maybe management in Germany played a big role in Chrysler's bad product, manufacturing and marketing decisions.

She has high-level functioning autism, which means that she is a fully capable, rather intelligent, and quite personable woman who sometimes has to deal with things in her brain being a little weird.

"So there was quite a personable aspect to him, a kind of very caring father figure, which belies all the cruelty, the harshness and the despotism".

"I've found the teaching at Melbourne to be quite incredible, with personable tutors.

Bill Walsh was such a personable person.

He is personable but not quite handsome, and he could probably be convincing before a trial jury, I thought, were there ever to be such a thing in Mexico.

So people feel, 'He's not one of us.' " The paradox, even Republicans say, is that the governor is quite down-to-earth and personable in a smaller setting, like a diner.

"He is articulate, very personable, unassuming, quiet and quite modest, and he likes to keep everyone guessing - the players, the media and past players.

But for all his nautical miles and hard-earned whiles, Sanderson, one of his sport's most versatile and personable talents, has never found himself in a predicament quite like this: heading out to sea in the Volvo Ocean Race utterly convinced that he cannot be the winner.

It's quite possible that the student who goes to Harvard is more ambitious and energetic and personable than the student who wasn't let in, and that those same intangibles are what account for his better career success.