Sentence examples for amiable temper from inspiring English sources
"She was always appeared to me of a sweet and amiable temper," Franklin wrote Jane.
Anna Seward found him "a man of most comprehensive genius", observing how a "gentle and amiable temper has removed from his voice, and from his manners, any vestige of that rusticity which his obscure birth and unlettered education might teach us to expect".
Despite the difficulties, those involved say there were no stand-up rows between the principals – Whittingdale and Hall are amiable men without obvious tempers.
She's amiable, forward thinking, witty and even tempered.
The challenge for the Indian prime minister is the same as for many other Chinese neighbours: to establish common interest with the amiable lion while hedging against the possibility that its temper turns nasty.
Mr. Lungren also has to watch that his well-known temper does not surface and detract from his amiable demeanor.
Henry grew up to occasionally show flashes of a fierce temper, but mostly, as historian David Carpenter describes, he had an "amiable, easy-going, and sympathetic" personality.
And yet that appreciation for his skill as "the Great Communicator" will be tempered by the impression held by many that the amiable Reagan was essentially an actor, a skilled performer who relied on lines written by his aides.
Pragmatic and amiable, perhaps.
