Sentence examples similar to amiable notice from inspiring English sources
Then I started noticing amiable clusters of animal words (that the "dogcow" makes a "moof" was perhaps the most endearing. Did you know that programmers say a company "eats its own dog food" when it uses its own software?) From there some wicked pedantic delving got me sidetracked into googling "scratch monkey" — only to find myself gurgling all over the "Jargon File".
Give amiable Andrea a little notice and he will bring out the Parmesan and guide your choice of purchases with a tasting.
Amiable madman that he was, he noticed a painting on the bedroom wall, and his first remark was that he had a picture by the same artist.
An amiable grandfather named Gene Rosen, who agreed to fifteen interviews, noticed himself feeling increasingly skittish and taut with each interview.
"Maybe no one'll notice now when it blows up," said Glenn Shea, the otherwise amiable guy behind the counter at the Book Barn.
Bridgemont included a Much-Binding-in-the-Marsh section in Merry-go-Round on 31 March 1944; Horne played "an officer so dim that even the other officers noticed", with Murdoch as his harassed second-in-command and Sam Costa as an "amiable chump who always got things wrong".
They have an amiable, distant relationship with women; their mother packs a delectable picnic lunch, and no one seems to notice when her name changes briefly, in mid-series, from Laura to Mildred.
Stroll around for a few days and you begin to notice it: a constant stream of chatter, argument, gossip, running from noon to night, conducted mostly by amiable young crowds.
Pragmatic and amiable, perhaps.
