Sentence examples for amiable way from inspiring English sources
Hughes, who is also a playwright, has a very amiable way with dialogue.
The more he speaks in a very nice, amiable way, the more it enrages Corbett.
— and yet, somehow, in her breezy and amiable way, she catches plenty of shadows along with the highlights.
Kennedy has an amiable way about him, but he's not kidding when he says, "My advice to other principals is, Whatever you do, do not name a valedictorian.
He might attempt, in his amiable way, to ask members of the Congressional Black Caucus to show how the president can demonstrate his concern for all Americans.
Apparently, Geithner was getting to know Wall Street in the same amiable way he was getting to know all of us.
Could converse with anyone in an amiable and original way.
Notable for its absence of violin parts, the serenade went its modest, amiable and always elegant way.
The actors aren't the misanthropes of yesteryear (Denis Leary, Larry David, Garry Shandling, Bernie Mac) but amiable schlubs wisecracking their way into a bong-hazed future.
When the cork is popped, the pretty bouquet and yeasty-doughy-bready flavor glide out of the bottle in a welcome way; an amiable fruitiness is accompanied by a zippy acidity; over all, the palate is gladdened by tiny, lively bubbles.
In this procedure, as in Spain, there may be a forced sale of the (immovable/land, buildings, etc) mortgaged property (vente forcée) by auction (vente aux enchères) if it was not possible to do it in another way (vente amiable).
