Sentence examples for air of friendly from inspiring English sources

We sat in the hospital after the procedure, surrounded by patients with IV poles slowly dripping bags of fluid and the same air of friendly resignation.

Rowe, a handsome African-American woman of forty-five with an air of friendly reserve, had only recently joined the company.

That the duo was able to get away with so much of this stuff was largely due to Corbett's air of friendly innocence.

At the company's headquarters, a 19th-century mansion in central Moscow, Mr. Khodorkovsky sat under a sign saying "Honesty, Openness, Responsibility" in late June to discuss the company's latest financial results with reporters with an air of friendly candor.

An air of friendly anarchy and liberated, distinctly female sexuality pervades Lara Schnitger's show of vaguely figural constructions, made of sewn fabrics stretched over and around structures of intersecting wood poles.

Today I get the distinct impression that she has made a conscious decision to be lovely – and she sticks to it heroically, showering warm smiles and compliments, solicitous with a studied air of friendly complicity.

Now, they have downed an A-10, the Air Force aircraft that specializes in close air support of friendly troops.

His ears are long and droopy, lending him the air of a friendly basset hound.

But most aspects of her output, from the everyday diction to the ragged right-hand margins she's gone in for since Hotel World (2001), give off an air of reader-friendly homemadeness rather than lab-coated authority.

There were thousands of empty seats and the lack of atmosphere gave the air of a pre-season friendly at times.

Government air strikes were limited by a fear of friendly fire.