Sentence examples for amiable than from inspiring English sources

For an aficionado of civil disobedience, Mr. Crow comes across as more amiable than combative.

Griffey was far more amiable than he had been in recent years.

It's made more amiable than it might have been by some decent performances, especially Gyllenhaal's.

This is pretty broad stuff, but Clarkson is so much more vital and amiable than anyone else that you instantly root for her.

Nothing is more American, whether catastrophic or amiable, than that Emersonian formula concerning power: "it resides in the moment of transition from a past to a new state, in the shooting of a gulf, in the darting to an aim".

It became clear through the echelons of the union that Mr. Reuther had begun looking on Mr. Fraser, who was far more amiable than Mr. Woodcock, as his successor.

But maybe not if all the reviews are similar to Daily Variety's, which ran last week, describing the film as "very laid back and not very funny," "amiable rather than genuinely funny" and with box-office prospects "no more than average".

Like Entourage, it's amiable rather than funny.

"How much better is this amiable miniature than the Real Thing!" he wrote toward the end of the book.

But Scot Myles MacInnes's debut is a far more amiable album than its fists-in-the-air title suggests.

I'd certainly rather spend a couple of hours in its amiable company than be trapped in the torturous web that is "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark".