Sentence examples for such a loveable from inspiring English sources

For a moment, I couldn't help thinking Ricky Ponting, the kid with the street-fighting instincts from Launceston in Tasmania, the same kid who had started out as such a loveable rogue in his youth, had turned into Winston Churchill.

People are always having a go at artists who were once youthful and cool for becoming boring with age and losing the joie de vivre that made them such a loveable prospect in the first place.

It's a world that feels so alive, and one with such an agreeably loveable sensibility that the madcap reckless abandon of it all constantly threatens to escape the confines of the TV screen and overflow into your bedroom.

Quite why Uncle Vernon and Aunt Petunia Dursley had such a problem with the loveable orphaned wizard is hinted at (they hate magic, she resented her sister's witchcraft etc) in the books, but has never been explicitly addressed until now.

One of the few cheery prospects the new year holds for Democrats is his upcoming demonization, since there is no such thing in 21st-century America as a loveable leader of the House of Representatives.

He's a loveable, sweet man".

Jade is a loveable dimwit, and revelled in her ignorance.

Yes, this is the one place on earth where Harvard can be a loveable underdog.

Julian Barnes describes Tietjens as inhabiting an "inept saintliness," and, indeed, he is a loveable, and rather willing, martyr.

Pat Jones, his special needs assistant, said he was a loveable rogue.

Is the captain "reckless in the extreme" or a loveable maverick?