Sentence examples for amiable that from inspiring English sources

His performance is so easy and amiable that its nuances emerge only in retrospect.

His writing style is so charming and amiable that you almost forget that he's kicking the table legs out from under life as we think we live it.

Coyne is so thoroughly amiable that after approximately two minutes in his company, the freakishness starts to acquire a certain lucidity.

She was so amiable that we did not have the heart to point out that one of the company's new designs, Belladonna, is named after a highly toxic plant.

Indeed, everyone is so amiable that the long-running feud between Mary and Edith, which comes to a rather dramatic head, seems increasingly odd and out of place.

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".

Mr. Chesney has a honeyed, amiable baritone that's most at home in ballads but adapts easily to the midtempo rock songs that go over best in arenas.

But this "Cherry Orchard" is otherwise a rather amiable one that emphasizes the fecklessness of its gentrified characters, and spills them, at the end, into a new world order that seems not emptier, just busier in background noise.

He may be too amiable for that.

The amiable comradeship that was much on display between Trudeau and U.S. Pres.

Michel Barnier, the French foreign minister, has a courteous and amiable style that makes a pleasant contrast with Mr Chirac's.