Sentence examples for amenable to speaking from inspiring English sources
In this case, a field organizer based in Buffalo for the Human Rights Campaign, a national gay rights group, thought that Lady Gaga might be amenable to speaking out at the concert on behalf of their cause and sought to reach her through an intermediary.
The Democrats had been more amenable, but, after speaking to them, the movement added another message.
Bradway spoke like someone amenable to bringing in the self-help guru Dr. Phil as a consultant, if not a coach.
Generally speaking, the MS-based approach is not yet amenable to high-throughput analysis though progress has been made constantly.
"Luckily the person we spoke to was equally concerned about waste, and very amenable to our idea".
The siblings of the astronaut and actress spoke and Bullock's sister asked if Coleman would be amenable to answering some questions from space.
On the other hand, these events are amenable to direct external physical causation in a way that verbs from transitive-only classes (e.g., laugh, speak, swim) are not.
[Network chief Ezzatollah] Zarghami has gotten the message that Rouhani spoke with Obama by Khamenei's permission,... interpreted it as the leader's decision, and quickly showed he is amenable to it.
We're amenable to meeting with them".
And some governments are more amenable to cooperation than others.
