Sentence examples similar to amiable observations from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hartman's script has an amiable energy and a taste for observations.

Tony Scott, a critic for Variety, thought the characters were "amiable enough", but they needed "sharper dialogue and fresher observations".

In this slim and amiable book Ms. Thomas gathers a pile of small, not uninteresting observations about deer, and in doing so she subtly alters the way you look at them in a forest or from a window.

The observation sounds a bit dark and moody for the amiable young talent, who introduced his line three years ago, full of bright colors and sexy, feminine silhouettes that instantly endeared him to, among many others, the first lady.

DeJoria's train has three staterooms, a master suite, a dining room, a vast kitchen, an observation room, and a crew member who looks after it all an amiable guy named Chris Shaffer.

Now an amiable, still-typing grandmother in her late 60s, Ms. Kelly sits on a nondescript sofa and delivers nostalgic observations on a time when her life was a great deal more exciting.

Pragmatic and amiable, perhaps.

The staff is amiable.

The split was amiable.

How amiable.

An amiable young policewoman appeared.