Sentence examples for too loveable from inspiring English sources

No subject matter is too loveable or too obvious to be a weapon in the popularity contest.

Veda becomes a spoiled monster, but the men in Mildred's life aren't too loveable either, whether it's oily Monty Berrigan (Zachary Scott) or lascivious Wally Fay (Jack Carson).

Much more of this kind of thing from Defoe and even the strictest tabloid moralist will have to acknowledge that he too is more loveable rogue than love rat.

Victor Frankenstein (voiced by Charlie Tahan) is a loner whose best and only friend is his bull terrier, Sparky, a not-too-bright but loveable creature who stars in Victor's Super-8 movies.

Also, "Quirky, Loveable, Austin, Texas".

Yet what the film tries to project as Dury's loveable irascibility too often just looks like charmlessness; given that the portrait was sanctioned by his son Baxter, you suspect that the rock-star bad behaviour might have been even worse than it's depicted here.

The men around him among the Fab Four of Indian batting, were held in awe; Laxman's apparent fragility made him all too human, and therefore loveable.

It was said that Hot Chip had honed their music by using quirks of their musical style to make more accomplished music, however, some critics felt that the album lacked focus, containing too many varied elements; it was described as "loveable but flawed".

Like all loveable teams, Oldham did not take themselves too seriously, as Holden and Rhodes showed when they hammed it up for an Alas Smith and Jones homage.

Also the creatures were amazing and loveable.

For this is not just a beautiful but a loveable place, when many beautiful cities are often a bit too noli me tangere.