Sentence examples for amiable sir from inspiring English sources
"Now tempests be kind," implores Krupa Pattani's Viola, to ironic laughter from the audience; while Scott Arthur's amiable Sir Andrew Aguecheek takes practical action by sheltering under someone's golfing umbrella.
After his intended final posting as ambassador in Paris, the unusually able and amiable Sir Nicholas Henderson had retired, but Thatcher had shrewdly recalled him and sent him as ambassador to Washington, where he played a crucial role in smoothing Anglo-American relations.
"I had a very amiable dinner with Sir Eric Anderson, who incidentally was at Lincoln College [Oxford] when I was a student there and is now chairman of the school's governing body, and I talked to Tony Little [Eton's head master].
Dorothea, who at the novel's outset is nineteen, disdains her suitor, Sir James Chettam, an amiable, pink-faced baronet whose land is adjacent to the property that any future son of hers will inherit.
Amid the polished presentations and advertising campaigns of the rival airports presented to Sir Howard Davies' commission, the amiable, plain-speaking 70-year-old Captain William Jockk" Lowe can appear an unlikely interloper, although, the country's longest-serving Concorde pilot and a former director of flight operations for British Airways is far from an outsider.
Franklin Clarke is a very amiable, friendly guy who is the brother of Sir Carmichael Clarke.
Led by Sir Andrew Davis and rescued by its professionalism, the Chicago Symphony sounded at least at ease and amiable.
Pragmatic and amiable, perhaps.
