Sentence examples for affable approach from inspiring English sources

Still, the problem for Mr. McCall is that an affable approach that might be effective in another election year might not work in this particular contest.

Close relationship Participants revealed that they expected a close and affable approach, based on a sincere dialogue, from the mental health providers: '... because of the nature of our illness they should be kind and treat us with kindness; this is more than what we expect from other medical specialties... '...

He was affable when approached, but seldom approached anybody else.

I don't know what people expect from him but from observing Todd, it seems like while he isn't going to walk up and talk to anyone who doesn't share his last name, he'll be perfectly affable when approached.

Davis's manner was all precision and affable good cheer, an approach that worked well with Schumann's generally ebullient Third, or Rhenish, Symphony.

The newer developments of Long Island, and the optimistic tale of self-made American rising, provide the conditions for Lee's third novel, whose affable, ingratiating hero, Jerry Battle, approaches his 60th birthday with a gift for contentment that is also his deepest flaw.

I decided that next, I was best off approaching an affable business man who looked about my age, mid to upper 30s (draw your own conclusions about my age), no wedding band.

Simply be affable, personable, and approachable.

He composed virtually all the material and won over the crowds through his affable personality and all-action approach.

If Euronext wins the British prize, it will owe much to the quiet approach of its affable, soft-spoken chief executive, Jean-François Théodore.

During the VIP reception I was approached by an affable gentleman who introduced himself as Major General John Batiste.