Sentence examples for that likeable from inspiring English sources

Screenwriter Paula Milne, who wrote The Politician's Husband, says Tennant can convey "a kind of damaged humanity … although he may not have been that likeable you felt he had gone on a journey where he became that person".

It's a very impressively intellectual movie and there are some characters that are not that likeable in it.

The butler then goes on to question exactly how much these visitors actually enjoy the company of Hefner – who he describes as "not that likeable of a person".

Think people will find that likeable?

Jack Fleming Duck Tales Remastered £11.99 Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U Capcom **** The 1988 NES original of DuckTales was something of an 8-bit marvel – a game based on an official licence that was likeable.

A week or so before it opened, Corrado Ricci, the principal organizer, received a letter from a friend of his, saying that the "likeable and intelligent collector from Rome Count Gregorio Stroganoff" had two pictures that he would like to be included in the exhibition.

In a show that's likeable and charming but so wafer thin that the slightest gust might blow it away, Charlotte Croft plays a girl who, after her mother's death, is taken by her grandmother (Liz Crowther) to live in London.

There's a lot that's likeable about The Emerald Atlas – it's bright and energetic and has some exciting set pieces – but it has an everything-including-the-kitchen-sink approach to children's fantasy that it can't quite marshal into overall coherence.

Why choose leaders that are likeable when you can have ones that cause people to fall asleep or cringe?

Too many people succumb to the mistaken belief that being likeable comes from natural, unteachable traits that belong only to a lucky few--the good looking, the fiercely social, and the incredibly talented.

Alter sagely explained how Joe Lieberman's selection as a vice-presidential nominee was paved in large part by popular shows like Seinfeld, Friends, and Saturday Night Live (and now, Glee and Grey's Anatomy and The Simpsons and...) that brought likeable and "normal" Jewish characters into the living rooms of rural Americans who'd never met a Jew.