Likability in a sentence

At 35% favorable, 56% unfavorable, DeSantis has been successfully shedding a little over 3 points per month in likability for the past seven months.

Fox's character, the conservative, Nixon-loving Alex P. Keaton, quickly became the most beloved character on the show thanks largely to Fox's boyish charm and extreme likability.

Hemsworth's cheerful likability also gives him plenty of range as both light-hearted protagonists and gruffer anti-heroes.

However, the actor’s likability and prodigious skill can only get the play so far.

Meanwhile, they claim that Harvard admissions officers rated applicants of Asian heritage lower on personality qualities such as having a “positive personality,” likability, kindness, and enjoying wide respect among their peers.

Modern sensibilities affect the formally unquestioned likability of Ross, Rachel, Monica, Chandler, Phoebe, and Joey.

And you can’t help but think he has latched onto it because it downplays more nebulous, more personal political gifts, such as likability, courage and charisma — in which, to review, Mr. Cruz lacks a natural advantage.

Ridley has stayed busy in smaller films since her high-profile “Star Wars” stint, but few that showcase her innate likability better than this one.

There is a real charm and likability to him which seems to echo Ian McKellen’s Gandalf (if that is him) as a touchstone which I like.

They will be too busy falling in love with the woman who manages to combine a stunning figure, charisma, energy, an appreciation for construction, likability & a warm, southern accent.

It doesn't change his likability, which is very high because he's a shark that isn't out to eat fish.

It is all about likability.

Republicans spent a full three decades tearing down Hillary Clinton, often in flagrantly sexist ways — criticizing her clothes, her tone of voice, her physical stamina, her “likability,” her response to her husband’s infidelity.

Also, castaways question whether likability will prove to be a liability.

Anyone who emphasizes their survival skills and likability as winning attributes on should expect to lose like football teams that exclusively focus on running the ball.

A published in the journal Frontiers in Education found that climate marches can not only boost activists’ likability, but also encourage bystanders to think we all can work together to take on the climate crisis.

He's basing his campaign on his likability.

Now, about eight months later, she's soared into essentially a second-place tie with Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and her likability rating is better than any of her competitors in some polls.

Other desirable traits, like wealth or appearance, are undoubtedly linked to likability, but being born without either doesn’t preclude you from being charismatic.

Pelley and his editors did a great job highlighting McCabe’s down-to-earth likability.