Sentence examples for affable sort from inspiring English sources

But in conversation Mr. Jefferies, 35, is an affable sort with an easy laugh.

"We all love him -- terrifically affable sort of chap -- but capable of doing enormous damage".

An affable sort who weighed 175, Harmon even clapped for Jones today, and the fighters hugged.

Nadhim Zahawi, the Tory MP for the plum seat of Stratford-upon-Avon, is of the blokeishly affable sort.

There at the Pantages, I found Petty immensely appealing and, at first blush, for someone so talented and famous, an affable sort.

Mr Hunt, who used to look after media and sport, is a free-market apostle and an affable sort with the rare ability to persuade people to tolerate policies with which they strongly disagree.

An affable and decent sort, Jason accepts Kurt's help as long as it's used only against rivals.

Young men now seem to have reached a sort of affable affectionate ease with women that escaped earlier generations.

For now, Sugiyama has continued to draw crowds to her own matches with a sort of affable indefatigability.

Just about everybody knew that the black West Indian fast bowler was the sort of affable sportsman who made friends easily and did not give a hoot for politics.They were right about the friendships; wrong about the politics.

The Blank Tapes sound like the Archies if Lou Reed had written their songs, and they look like the sort of affable hippies who drive around the country in green microbuses solving unscary mysteries.