likability in a sentence

1. (HealthDay)—Posting selfies on social media won't do you any favors in terms of likability.

2. It conveys confidence and likability, which is part of the good first impression you want to make.

3. The likability and popularity of Tom Hanks is likely what kept this show going for 37 total episodes.

4. Control for your personal feelings about a particular candidate by giving likability a numerical score.

5. 86 percent of consumers say loyalty is primarily driven by likability and 83 percent of consumers say trust

6. "In high school, popularity is more important than anywhere else, but popularity is not a measure of likability.

7. The top-rated adjectives had nothing to do with being extroverted, smart or attractive (stereotypes of likability).

8. Sandberg says she eventually realized that women, unlike men, encountered tradeoffs between success and likability.

9. Says Van Edwards, “Research from UCLA had participants rate more than 500 adjectives based on their significance to likability.

10. Participants also graded customer satisfaction, the service quality and the likability of the waiter on a scale from low to high.

11. But the film was dead emotionally, and it was only Neeson’s and most of the rest of the actors’ likability that held things together.

12. The reason for its continuous winning and opportunity to rub elbows with Corvettes and Porsches is for its flexibility and likability.

13. According to a study from Proctor and Gamble, makeup increases people’s perception of a woman’s likability, trustworthiness, and competence.

14. By making eye contact with people while you laugh, their brain registers the look as a sign of social connection, which increases your likability.

15. We are looking into whether ‘likability’ can be linked to voice and if yes, then what is the correlation between likability based on voice and success in the job.

16. "This makes sense, since children are around their peers all day and behaviors like aggressiveness and likability are extremely relevant in the school environment."

17. "Women want men who can function socially," she says, "and excessive male dominance can lower a man's likability and detract from his ability to keep a group together."

18. He's actually a giant teddy bear of a man, who not only exudes an immediate likability, but a sense of professionalism and dedication that is sometimes bereft in our sport.

19. This was a killer who got off on violence, but because of his backstory—and the inherent likability of Guillermo Díaz (who gave a great performance)—we sympathized with him.

20. From a psychometrics point of view this raises the question as to whether we can assess the level of likability based on voice – and to what extent that has relevance for a job.