Sentence examples for amiable conversation from inspiring English sources
The setting is conducive to amiable conversation and relaxed business dealings.
Wherever you sit, your waiter and bartender will likely be one and the same, and amiable conversation may call to you from across the room.
In their amiable conversation, which was filmed last year before an embracing audience at the Saban Theater in Los Angeles, the two offer up anecdotes — some not particularly flattering — about Alfred Hitchcock, Jack Benny, Frank Sinatra and more.
Whether you sit at the bar or an outlying table, your waiter and bartender will likely be one and the same, and amiable conversation may call to you from across the room.
And today, in amiable conversation with a local cheesemaker, there is Aymeric Chauprade, academic, author, consultant, and leading candidate in the European elections for Marine Le Pen's freshly fumigated Front National.
In Moscow this past November, Eugene Scott, the director of the Kremlin Cup tennis tournament, had an idea for his annual Christmas card: he would mosey up to where Boris Yeltsin, a great tennis fan, was sitting in the stands of the vast Olympic arena and get a courtside photographer to snap a picture of the two of them, apparently in amiable conversation.
David Kirkpatrick, in a long story for the Times, describes how various members of those militias might have been found in amiable conversations with diplomats before the attacks and then complicit in it the night it happened.
Wilson is amiable in conversation – her long, dramatic mouth curves easily into a mischievous smile – but she has had to fight hard for good parts.
There's some amiable passing conversation; the teenager says that a relative of his is in prison and asks if Tanayah knows him.
But serious issues don't get in the way of what Ms. O'Donnell does best: amiable, free-floating conversation that seems unscripted and unpretentious.
Mr. Bush said he hoped that the two would meet soon, and described the conversation as amiable.
