Sentence examples for amiable tune from inspiring English sources
The phrase "amiable tune" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a pleasant or friendly melody in music or a cheerful atmosphere created by a piece of music. Example: "As the sun set, the band played an amiable tune that lifted everyone's spirits."
There's always a place for someone like John Mayer: a nice guy with a comforting voice, an amiable tune, a nimbly picked guitar and sweet nothings to croon.
But on Friday night he played as leader of a tight quartet at the jazz club Smoke, playing his own amiable tunes and standards.
Early discovery as a talented pianist; studies in composition, perhaps at the Juilliard School; schmoozing with Hollywood actors and directors, who would have appreciated his amiable character and his ear for a good tune.
Saturday afternoon brought Laura Mvula, sounding like an amiable, Brummie Nina Simone, but Little Mix's aerobic set hinted that they may lack the tunes and sass to fill the Girls Aloud-shaped hole in the pop world.
As he moved on from the piano balladry that had characterised much of his earlier material, Joel happened upon a breezy, amiable pop voice that delivered a slew of singles whose peppy, glib style suggested perfect theme tunes for American sitcoms.
Despite an amiable ensemble, this "Ma Rainey," directed by Marion McClinton, rarely gets past the level of an orchestra still tentatively tuning up (2 45).
Despite an amiable ensemble featuring the excellent Stephen McKinley Henderson, this "Ma Rainey," directed by Marion McClinton, rarely gets past the level of an orchestra still tentatively tuning up (2 45).
Pragmatic and amiable, perhaps.
