Sentence examples similar to amiable suggestions from inspiring English sources
As he later recalled in his foreword to the published screenplay, "Kubrick and I, at his Universal City studio, debated in an amiable battle of suggestion and countersuggestion how to adapt the novel.
As he later recalled in his foreword to the published screenplay, "Kubrick and I, at his Universal City studio, debated in an amiable battle of suggestion and countersuggestion how to cinemize the novel.
Her suggestions for an amiable parting include, give plenty of notice; help find your replacement, if you can; leave complete written records of your work; remain actively involved until your final day; and stay accessible once you leave in case your colleagues have questions.
(Beast-taming in opera now tends to summon up such amiable images as Tamino's recital in "The Magic Flute"). The suggestion that composers have sometimes used detailed scenarios and even word-for-note plans in their greatest works has never appealed to analysts of the form-is-everything school.
The host turned out to be an amiable and relaxed young man, named Matt Lauer, who didn't panic even when Penn, working up to the suggestion that any thrill-seeking instincts the host had be channelled into the nearly harmless pastime of rodent roulette, said, "I get this premonition of you being found dead in a hot tub with a fourteen-year-old girl".
Pragmatic and amiable, perhaps.
Service: Amiable if haphazard.
An amiable young policewoman appeared.
