And then... they took me home, making amiable small talk along the way.
He made amiable small talk with everyone who passed, including people wearing pro-Trump T-shirts.
The marvel of this amiable saunter from talk-show to talk-show and from wide-screen to small, is its catholicity.
Thompson is amiable as we talk by telephone, revealing the self-deprecatory, dry wit he uses on stage.
The amiable old judge talks about everything except the case.
Their stories are sad and familiar: a heavily tattooed young man who uses the name Stealth says he has been living on the streets since running away from home at the age of 9; the amiable, easygoing Ron talks about trading sex for drug money; Cheyenne, a bright-eyed young woman, is torn between her heroin dependency and her longing to be reunited with the baby daughter she was forced to give up.
He has a reputation as a recluse, whereas in reality he is a charming, amiable fellow happy to talk about a wide range of topics – but not film.
Heavy set, swaddled in black, a little bit socially awkward, they talk in amiable grunts punctuated by the word "awesome", a textbook rockers-on-tour ensemble.
The contract talks were amiable, and Mr. Seacrest signaled in interviews that he intended to stay on "Idol".
Mr. Weston, the jazz pianist, came on next and talked in amiable generalities about music as "spiritual mathematics" and about the relationship of jazz and blues to African classical civilization.
By contrast, with wit and clarity, Lewis talked, in amiable terms Socrates himself might have admired, about simple and humble choices between right and wrong.
