Sentence examples for amiable characteristic from inspiring English sources
Amartya Sen once expressed regret that the theory of social choice does not share with poetry the amiable characteristic of communicating before it is understood (Sen 1986).
What's more, these amiable foxes sported new physical characteristics, including curly tails, mottled fur — and yes, floppy ears.
Some of Mr. Lieberman's staff members seem more worried about damage to the senator's reputation than he is, recognizing in his recent actions a characteristic stubbornness that is often masked by his amiable, low-key manner.
Mr. Godard, then just three weeks shy of his 80th birthday, kept his customary distance from his American admirers, several of whom stepped up to the microphone that night to toast him in terms that, in their amiable vagueness, betrayed the general bafflement that was, and is, the most characteristic effect of his stubborn art.
The firm's elderly boss, despite bearing a strong resemblance to one of the villains in Hollywood's earlier and more characteristic black-guy-enters-finance classic, "Trading Places", turns out to be an amiable chap who borrows Mr Gardner's last $5 inadvertently, and later repays the debt without being asked.Promotion at the firm is on merit.
I thought of it as my book's evil twin – they share many characteristics but, while the book has time to carry the reader along through amiable digressions into language and character, the film must go for the jugular.
Pragmatic and amiable, perhaps.
An amiable young policewoman appeared.
