My friend's taste in recreational drug abuse vastly exceeded my own, and this extra sweetener turned out to be an alarming quantity of cocaine, a substance with which I had one prior and unexpectedly amiable experience, though I had not seen a frangible white nugget of the stuff since.
Though amiable, he is a wary man.
Unfortunately, John Patrick Hayden's John Smith, though amiable, is too bland even for a guy who's supposed to be an ordinary taxi driver.
If Howard appears thinnish though amiable, Mr. Hamblyn has drawn a vivid portrait of the rage for science that flourished in England early in the century.
He was at the facility, resting a sore hip, knee and wrist, and was in an amiable mood even though Muckler did not speak to him.
"Lowell Lake was a tall man, rather thin, with thin sandy hair and a distant, preoccupied, though amiable disposition," the novel begins, a description that applied to the author as well.
It looked like a lark to make, and it was amiable viewing – even though, at times, Steve and Sam looked a little shellshocked that their concept had finally made it to television.
Though amiable and knowledgeable, host Mark Chapman (whose nickname "Chappers" BBC bosses are reportedly trying without much success to suppress) is the sort of sports broadcaster who looks as if he might once have been a lower-league centre-back (even though he wasn't).
McCain does not always use the word "friend" in a friendly spirit; this time, though, he sounded perfectly amiable.
