Sentence examples for amiable with from inspiring English sources
Amiable, with smooth, slightly dimpled cheeks and a sparkling intelligence, Wayne Lo often spoke with disarming frankness.
It is comfortable, warm and amiable, with leather banquettes and linen wall sconces, and wine bins everywhere.
McKay represents the Communists as amiable with big teeth, he said, but they end up being a "wolf in sheep's clothing".
She conjured a Schumann who shook the walls of the domestic and the amiable with monumental creations born of arm's-breadth confines.
The session was at times persnickety and at times amiable, with "Happy Birthday" sung to a Sunday school teacher who offered the opening prayer.
Ms. McKay has picked up not just antique musical styles, but also a tone that's even more elusive: arch but amiable, with teeth behind the giggles.
It began with Glière's lushly romantic, amiable concerto, with the excellent harpist Emmanuel Ceysson as soloist.
He spoke with amiable urgency, tinged with exasperation that the message didn't seem to be getting through.
Reasoner also once had an amiable chat with some folk who were afflicted with venereal herpes and were glad to talk on camera about it.
That song arrives near the album's close, before an amiable "Easy" with Willie Nelson and an obvious "All Night Long" with Jimmy Buffett and the Coral Reefer Band.
Mr. Breaux is an amiable moderate with a passion for deal making who gets on well with Mr. Bush.
