| North Carolina's John Edwards boasts the Southern pedigree and ingratiating charm to match the president in the likeability sweepstakes. |
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| Jayden effortlessly charms the audience with his likeability, silly wordsmithery and air-tight performance in his latest stand-up show. |
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| If you can listen untiringly, like a dog, your likeability factor goes through the roof. |
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| He was pretty lame early on when he tried to establish his personal likeability. |
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| All of these goofs can be overlooked due to the sheer likeability of the script and actors. |
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| It must combine aspects of broad recognition and intense likeability, be edgy without being shocking. |
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| But presidents-as all leaders-must be judged by history not on the basis of their personal likeability, but by the real-world effects of their policies. |
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| Unlike Democrats, leading Republicans do not present voters with a likeability vs credibility dilemma. |
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| The answer is yes for all criteria except one, packaging appeal or likeability. |
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| They became communication tools in their own right, playing a crucial role in promoting the image, renown and likeability of the brand. |
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| Baboo is committed to keeping the aura of likeability it has earned thanks to its operations and service. |
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| It is a heavy tome, utterly devoid of insight, warmth, wisdom or likeability. |
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| That jokes that concede the obvious cost little and earn back something valuable in terms of likeability and credibility. |
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| To this point, the Delaware doofus always seemed cloaked in an invincible air of likeability. |
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| Bullock combines likeability with teary-eyed emotion, so we sympathise with her plight, even if we don't understand it. |
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| Armed with this potent combination of likeability and skill, Thurgood Marshall in 1946 persuaded an all-white Southern jury to acquit 25 blacks of a rioting charge. |
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| Porcelain, moon-faced dandy channelling the smarm, yet none of the likeability of the late Bob Monkhouse, some say. |
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| Of the current crop Cameron probably scrapes a pass grade on competence, but he is shaky on shared values and he relies over-much on a likeability that not everyone feels. |
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| Of the others who matter, Nigel Farage was absent without leave when the gods were handing out competence, but in his own niche way he knows how to work the saloon bar on shared values and likeability. |
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| In the category condition. participants guessed the targets' academic majors and rated their likeability. |
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| Attractiveness and likeability isn't simply a matter of sexual desirability. |
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| It's true that this is a powerful and beautiful story, and the penguin is an animal endowed with a natural likeability that has always attracted human beings. |
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| And it speaks volumes for the politeness of her hosts and Daisy's gutsiness and likeability that her Bollywood routine doesn't see her dragged offstage with a big hook. |
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| Likeability of party leaders also narrowed over the course of the campaign. |
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