He paid every mark of respect towards his gentle and loveable guest.
He could scarcely realize that the little girl of twelve was now the lovely maiden of eighteen almost matured into a gentle andloveable woman.
Anne Douglas possessed not the great beauty of her sister Mary, yet was a lovely and loveable woman, capable of inspiring deep regard.
Robert had many loveable traits--yes, many noble traits--but it was drink that ruined him.
Then as the flame burst forth anew she proceeded: "So you can see that little Mus-kin-gum was a loveable child, endowed with more than ordinary intelligence.
There the poor little loveablecreature ran for any mouth to blow on; and frostnipped and bruised, it cried to him, and he was of no avail!
JUST DAVID The tale of a loveable boy and the place he comes to fill in the hearts of the gruff farmer folk to whose care he is left.
The story of a girl of the Michigan woods; a buoyant, loveable type of the self-reliant American.
I see nothing loveable in you," said Amabel with her inflexible gentleness.
If you had stayed, and kept your lover, you would have been, in my eyes, a less loveable but a wiser woman.
Up to this time she had never dreamed of love beyond the circle of her own family: now she felt that loveable and good creatures exist beyond in the wide world, whom to see is to remember, and to remember is to regret their absence.
Enough for Jane that Colin was, in his own person and mind, all that a young man should be, to be loveable and deserving of love; and for Colin, that Jane seemed to merit more than the utmost of what it was possibly in his power to bestow.
This seemed to me a very pleasing trait in the gentle and loveable character of that admirable man.
During that time Mr. and Mrs. Wordsworth were our only neighbours, and we scarcely saw any one besides; but we needed no other addition to the lovely and loveable country in which we were.
It is easy enough for him to make himself a hundred times more loveable to them than I am myself, though after all, I am the master.
Loveable as he is, he will be loved, and he will love.
It was a dreary road even in summer, though not therefore without its loveable features--amongst which the dykes; and wherever there is anything to love, there is beauty in some form.
It was to an old lady, who must have been very loveable if the sweet smiling face of her recumbent figure was as faithful to the original as its strongly marked individuality suggested.
With his distinguished good sense and good heart in matters of friendship, he knew how to keep in close and affectionate touch with what was loveable or likeable in each of the disputants severally.
Five days later he writes the first of that series of letters to his young sister Fanny which acquaints us with perhaps the most loveable and admirable parts of his character.
THE CROW[13] Once upon a time there were three Princesses who were all three young and beautiful; but the youngest, although she was not fairer than the other two, was the most loveable of them all.
Once upon a time there were three Princesses who were all three young and beautiful; but the youngest, although she was not fairer than the other two, was the most loveable of them all.
And this is the arch-cynic and misanthrope, grinning at all that is loveable and tender!
Thackeray has given us some loveable and affectionate men and women; but they all have qualities which lower them and tend to make them either tiresome or ridiculous.
Our hearts ache for his wife—an ideal loveable woman—a dear friend of us both.
But he is the most loveable of men and takes all things easily.
During a singularly charming month that I have been spending in this most loveable old city I have often thought of you and wished I had a small fraction of your power to put the soul of history into Italian things.
He is the mostloveable of men and the most disinterested of artists, but sometimes I wish that he set himself a different order of tasks.
He was one of the most loveable of men and most charming of friends--altogether and absolutely distinguished.
Poor darling Nancy; always his special pet; to him always the dearest and most loveable of girls.
I don't deny that she's very loveable and I hope she may marry well.
It was the most loveable of homes, more stately without than within, built of grey-gold Cotswold stone with beautiful stone chimneys and mullioned windows and three gables facing the southern sky.
What you saw was absurdity and inexperience; they're rather loveable defects; I think I accepted them from the beginning, because of all the other things I believed in her.
The tendencies of those among whom her lot was cast and her own sad personal experiences throw her loveable qualities into even greater relief.
Young Ludwig of Thueringen, a gentle and loveable character, of strict political integrity, is regarded as a saint on account of his numerous religious foundations and his tragic end.
Amongst other things he tells us that the women of Uraba are the prettiest and most loveable of any that he had seen in the Indies.
The lords or caciques are obeyed and feared by the Indians, and their women are the prettiest and most loveable of any that I have seen in the Indies.
As the most loveable woman that he had ever known, it was due to her that she should be informed that his heart was at her command, no matter what she might do with it.
I go farther: she was also very loveable and (I beg her pardon) very capable of loving; although up to this time she did not feel sure that she possessed either of these two qualities.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "loveable" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
