personable

They also have to show up at press conferences and be personable and relatable, all while holding themselves to a different standard of behavior than ordinary people — by, for example, never smoking marijuana.

Manchin is personable, but not spectacularly charming or charismatic.

Sundberg was a personable figure in the locker room who served as the team’s representative to the players’ association and was an active member of the community through his “Loads of Love” program.

They focused on her shrewd ability to zero in on the most important details, as well as ask follow-up questions that elicited shocking responses, while expressing empathy and appearing so personable that viewers felt invested.

Though never handsome, Spahn was a strong solidly built man in his youth with a plain yet personable manner.

Personable and approachable, Jordin was easy to give instruction to because she was present.

She was another one who was present and really—she had the background, she was personable, and she wanted to learn.

Liz, a small, personable woman, says she does not want to punish Cheryl Thayer.

The personable lead character now runs a soul food restaurant with her son in St. Louis.

I forgot to tell Baxter that the dummy had turned up and is a fine, personable-looking volume and very good reading.

But he was a very personable young man; and so thought the bridemaids and Miss Betsey herself.

The athletic and personable young actor—entitled upon programmes Owen Delamore—was striding to and fro talking excitedly.

She gave no coherent answer, but smiled always, then leaned forward and stroked Mrs. Benson upon her personable cheek.

Personable; comely, well-looking, handsome:—'Diarmid Bawn the piper, as personable a looking man as any in the five parishes.'