Sentence examples for amiable study from inspiring English sources

Our dropout hero's wanderings across Berlin over a day achieve an allegorical dimension, populated as they are by figures from Germany's wartime past and uncertainties about the future, but it still functions as an amiable study of a guy who just needs a slap round the face – and a decent cup of coffee.

But that is not the only reason the bouncy, amiable breed is the study's focus.

The second woman was Jane Grigson, a modest, amiable translator who had studied at Cambridge and, with her husband, the poet Geoffrey Grigson, spent her summers in a village in the Loire Valley.

It's breezy, amiable stuff.

José Miranda is an amiable man, but when his daughter told him she was studying wrestling, his reaction was swift.

An intelligent and amiable young man, Rakotobe was the first pupil to have studied at the first school established by the London Missionary Society in Antananarivo on the grounds of the royal palace.

To date, no study has clarified whether chicken is a choice or simply an amiable expedient.

After several savage studies in madness and blasphemy, the British composer Peter Maxwell Davies turned amiable in "Le Jongleur de Notre Dame," which the Players present.

How amiable.

Pragmatic and amiable, perhaps.

The staff is amiable.