Sentence examples for amenable one from inspiring English sources

They are far more likely to be the amenable one who offers information, seems reasonable, seems pleasant.

(Not all clients are so amenable: one drew the line at a pair of pink-and-purple polka-dot shoes).

That is no mean affair; the only thing that separates the writer from ordinary folk — and, far from making him or her a better or wiser person, let alone a more amenable one, it can redouble the force of solitude, "one's ultimate hard irreducible inorganic singleness" — is that the reading of a poem, or the pondering of a Crucifixion, becomes an event.

Their task seemed to have been made less hard when the Islamist government in Turkey, which had made rude noises about many things European, was replaced by a more amenable one.

For finitely generated infinitely presented groups (even amenable ones) the situation is much clearer.

A detente with the Soviet and China can be arranged only if the Soviet and China are amenable to one.

Mr. Daschle said that while the Senate proposal did not include such a provision, he was amenable to one if that would make a difference to the administration.

Theoretical treatment of CTBT activity revealed that this compound might be amenable to one electron reduction.

Further, the reaction system is amenable to one-pot, telescoped processes which enable meta arylation and meta alkenylation.

Call me a cynic, but my bet is any such compromise will end up being one amenable to the newspaper companies.

His friends remember him as funny, generous and easy to be around, and everyone called him TC, for Top Cat. "He was one amenable dude," said Roy Dale, a former fighter and trainer who met Rone in the basement gym of Findlay Street Neighborhood House in Cincinnati.