Sentence examples for Amiable relationship from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bieber and Mr. Braun haven't always had such an amiable relationship with security guards.

The two men knew each other and had an amiable relationship, but they were never close friends.

That way you could have adopted a needy creature and still preserved your amiable relationship with the semistray -- a fine thing for you, her and her owners.

Though later he rejected many of these political beliefs, he maintained an amiable relationship with the political activist Thomas Paine; he was also influenced by thinkers such as Emanuel Swedenborg.

Since this accusation is being used to cleave the amiable relationship between the two countries, it is important to point out another reason for the drop in American tourism to Britain.

I enjoyed an amiable relationship with the screenwriter, who as a former instructor in the black arts at a British spy school during the second world war turned out to know much more about espionage than I did.

For one thing, most of my respondents described largely amiable relationships with their white male coworkers.

Although some of the region's indigenous peoples and the newcomers initially engaged in skirmishes, these soon gave way to more amiable relationships.

Research shows that black men in male-dominated professions largely have amiable relationships with their white male coworkers, unlike women, who have to walk a fine line.

This is true even for couples who are in generally amiable relationships.

They have an amiable, distant relationship with women; their mother packs a delectable picnic lunch, and no one seems to notice when her name changes briefly, in mid-series, from Laura to Mildred.