Sentence examples for amiable about from inspiring English sources

I think the players were pretty amiable about it.

Nevertheless, there's still something essentially amiable about him.

There are some speeches and everybody says something amiable about everybody else: local feuds are forgotten for the day.

What's so amiable about "The Flower of My Secret" is that it takes the trouble to be both an Amanda Gris film, so to speak, and a more highbrow enterprise.

His take on "Oh Girl" was terrible, but he was amiable about it, and I suspect he just wanted to get on TV to show off his Seacrest skills.

This will let them know that you are interested in keeping any future parties to their expectations, and they will be more amiable about letting you have more parties.

What anguished pity I used to feel for piñatas at birthday parties, those papier-mâché donkeys with their amiable smiles about to be shattered by little brutes with bats.

It's a warm film about paranoia, an amiable one about calamity, an optimistic one about catastrophe.

Mr. Weston, the jazz pianist, came on next and talked in amiable generalities about music as "spiritual mathematics" and about the relationship of jazz and blues to African classical civilization.

They were there in force regaling Dennis Wise with that amiable ditty about breaking jaws.

From Connolly, Bridges inherits a knack for telling amiable stories about working-class life, albeit in a glummer style.