Sentence examples for a very obliging from inspiring English sources

Until then I had been a very obliging kind of a guy.

Karima, now a single mother, has ended up in Vigàta, where she has found work as a very obliging domestic.

Mid-Atlantic telly don Simon Schama wrote a very obliging article about David Cameron for Saturday's FT without revealing he was poised to join the coalition as its back-to-history-basics curriculum adviser.

You don't rely on No-Doz these days (please); you use, thanks to a roommate's very obliging psychopharmacologist, Provigil, a med being considered for military pilots who want to stay alert for twenty-four hours at a stretch.

Pressed a little, Hampshire's very obliging press officer reluctantly let a few details slip.

After a reassuring conversation with the surgeon, he is very obliging, however, and explains how he went to the doctor a few years ago with swollen legs and a puffy face, and discovered he had high blood pressure and that his kidneys were no longer working.

There is also a 24-hour menu, and staff members were very obliging about arranging our spread on the second-level terrace.

In compensation, the shrike was very obliging: allowing my children to take a good look at it through their binoculars, before it flew off into the scrubby area next to our hotel.

If you need them to stop so you can take a breath or get some water, they should be very obliging.

In addition, the high standard deviations of mechanical tests in general were not very obliging when looking at effects generated by a tiny but strong film at the paper surface.

"They're very obliging," she said.