Sentence examples similar to amiable discussions from inspiring English sources
We had an amiable, broad discussion about the Chronicle's books coverage in the light of the layoff of the books editor.
In this past campaign, Al Gore and George W. Bush delivered the speeches on diplomacy that are still required in order to scale Mount Gravitas, and in their second debate they engaged in a blurry, amiable 45-minute discussion of foreign affairs.
Throughout this discussion, Mr. Ramchandar, the most amiable one of the bunch, held his head in his hands and said nothing.
Not so amiable was Mr Hu's "very frank" discussion with Canada's Stephen Harper, a trenchant critic of China's human-rights failings.
Surprisingly, Dan Baum's Gun Guys: A Road Trip, takes the discussion of guns to unexpected amiable territory.
We get an earnest discussion of Hegel hung on some amiable, hippyish paeans to love, a comparison of Paul with Empedocles, and a sketch of the existentialist leanings of John and George.
I have no kind word to say to the amiable".
He was in especially imperious form in a discussion with a quite different kind of Englishman, the amiable Lancastrian David Lloyd, during England's catastrophic performance against New Zealand in this week's one-day international.
Pragmatic and amiable, perhaps.
