Sentence examples similar to an affable disposition from inspiring English sources

In 1655 Huygens for the first time visited Paris, where his distinguished parentage, wealth, and affable disposition gave him entry to the highest intellectual and social circles.

As it turns out, though, Chumley is able to see Harvey, and Veta who has confessed to having seen him as well eventually decides that Elwood's affable disposition compensates for his eccentricities.

Then there was his "affable disposition and genial companionship," as Goodwin describes it.

We had an affable talk.

I'm an affable man!

He's an affable man.

Golovkin is an affable destroyer.

Mr. Piano, an affable man, was philosophical.

That or just an affable author and very good sport.

Mr. Catsimatidis, an affable man, is good at that.

Ricky's an affable yet unexciting bloke.