The amiable language is certainly the same.
Lanny Fisher, unassuming and amiable, opened with a speech that laid bare his own confusion.
His speech is amiable Californian, peppered with "fucking" this and "fucking" that, in the excited tone of those surfing the nearby beaches, rather than the internet.Mr Sifry has reason to be excited.
He can imagine Remo as he almost always was at this hour on weekends: ensconced with friends in the cozy sitting room that seemed like an emblem of his happy marriage, sipping a Barbaresco grown by yet another of his friends, boring everyone with his amiable monologues, and punctuating his speech with theatrical flourishes of the cigarettes that would eventually kill him.
There are some speeches and everybody says something amiable about everybody else: local feuds are forgotten for the day.
To put himself in a fresh mind-set, he memorized the speeches of Falstaff, the king of amiable chaos, who keeps nothing in reserve.
Mr. Booth gives one of the evening's more engaging performances as the amiable, excitable Dan, imbuing the character's passionate speeches about the dig with a bright-eyed intensity.
The debate had a fine opening speech from Peter Lilley, alternately teasing the coalition members and giving them amiable warning of the differences between them.
In 1826 Allan Melvill wrote of his son as being "backward in speech and somewhat slow in comprehension... of a docile and amiable disposition".
Were it not for the colorfulness of his speech — Hoffman is not shy to swear — it would be hard to equate this amiable man with tales of rage and intransigence.
A few hours before, an amiable billionaire stood on the fringes of a huge audience and listened to a serious debate on the topic "Freedom of Speech and Expression".
