Sentence examples for Affable nature from inspiring English sources
His affable nature and diplomatic triumphs combined to score glowing headlines and presidential accolades.
Central to McIlroy's broad appeal are his humble roots in Holywood, a town outside Belfast, and his affable nature.
By dint of its size and affable nature, the portobello is the St. Bernard of the mushroom world.
Mr. Wilson's boyish-looking Hal is an unassuming fellow whose affable nature gradually turns steelier as his sense of purpose grows.
But perhaps the most remarkable passage of play came when the Bucks exploited JR Smith's affable nature for an easy dunk in the second quarter.
He is a ruddy-faced, thick-chested, 62-year-old German with an affable nature and the neatly trimmed mustache of a Prussian burgher.
Affable by nature, he comes across as a genuine guy; what you see is what you get.
If faced with continued attack, she will turn to her Affable Good Nature and attempt to neutralize the situation by agreeing with you.
The impasse highlighted how, in the new political dynamic in Albany, the governor, accommodating and affable by nature, could end up often trying to find common ground between the two legislative leaders.
His affable and kind nature made him a friend to all who knew and worked with him, and his enthusiasm for his profession was embraced by generations of radiologists who he mentored.
Along the way, Tranghese has built a reputation as one of the nation's sharpest administrators, known for his affable and blunt nature and his ability to connect with presidents and coaches alike.
